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- 2. Development Administration (1950sto 1960s) Development Administration (DA) emerged in 1950s and 1960s. The focal point of DA are the THIRD WORLD countries.
- 3. Alfred Sauvy • Usedthe Term Third World to distinguish developing countries outside the two blocs: the First World and the Second World.
- 4. Fred Riggs andEdward Weidner • They coined the term Development Administration to refer to developing countries which are largely found in Asia, Latin America, and Africa.
- 5. Martin Landau (1970) •He described Development Administration as the engineering of social change.
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- 7. Warren F. Ilchman •Third word countries are concerned with increasing the capacity of the state to produce goods and services to meet and induce changing demands.
- 8. George F. Gant(1979) • He defined Development Administration as not merely addressing state functions such as public service delivery and enforcement of laws but the inducement and management of change to pursue development aspirations.
- 9. Renu Khator (1998) Sheargued that DA was built upon several critical assumptions: 1. Development needs are the most important needs of developing countries; 2. The development needs of developing and developed countries are inherently different; 3. Development can be administered; 4. Developmental know-hows are transferable; and 5. The political, social, and cultural context of development can be easily altered.
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- 11. Two Foci inDevelopment Administration (According to Fred Riggs) THE DEVELOPMENT OF ADMINISTRATION THE ADMINISTRATION OF DEVELOPMENT
- 12. Development Administration inthe Philippine Context An appropriate framework to examine the State’s experience as: • It tries to rebuild its institutions within a democratic framework; • It struggles to new economic, political, and social challenges; and • It adapts to the trends and demands of globalization.
- 13. Development Administration vis-à-vis“Is there a Philippine Public Administration?”
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- 15. Development Administration asto Administrative Reform Reforming The structures of the bureaucracy Reforming The behavior of those in the bureaucracy
- 16. "Development administration isnot just about improving statistics or increasing economic growth; it is about improving people's lives, giving them the opportunity to fulfill their potential, and ensuring that no one is left behind in the pursuit of progress." - Helen Clark, Former Administrator of the United Nations Development Programme.