This document discusses organizational development in government and non-government organizations. It defines organizational development as using behavioral science techniques to plan and implement workplace changes. Changes may involve individuals, work groups, or the entire organization. The document outlines key concepts like organizational climate, culture, and structure. It also discusses how organizational development addresses needed changes in government organizations, like responding to economic, social, and technical changes. The document concludes that both government and non-government organizations require reforms to adapt to changing times, and that organizational development can help by fostering positive attitudes, developing work environments, and strengthening procedures.