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Public policy refers to actions taken or not taken by governments to address issues of public concern. It involves five key stages: policy identification, formulation, adoption, implementation, and evaluation. The policy process is complex, with many actors and factors influencing outcomes. Public policy aims to allocate societal values and implement programs to achieve goals. It is an ongoing process subject to constant change through actions of government agencies and officials over time.
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- Public policy can be defined as "anything a government chooses to do or not to do" according to Thomas Dye. This definition emphasizes that governments are the primary actors in public policy and their decisions, whether to act or not act, constitute public policy.
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- Key theories for studying public policy include political systems theory, which views policy as responses to demands on government; group theory, which sees policy as outcomes of group competition and influence; and elite theory, which posits that elites set the policy agenda to serve their own interests.
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- Public policy is complex, dynamic, and involves power dynamics between actors. Analysis of policy helps explain impacts, while advocacy requires persuading others. Policies also have typologies like distributive, regulatory
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- 1. What Is Public Policy Kumari Peiris Deputy Director –Finance & Administration B.Com (Accountancy),APFA,CBA
- 2. What Is Public Policy 1) T.R.Dye,1972 Whatever governments choose to do or not to do..
- 3. Dye focuses not only on government ACTION, but also on Government INACTION, It reflects the practical discipline quality of public policy analysis. T.R.Dye,1972
- 4. ACTION means that government takes measures or uses symbols openly in order to some public problem. INACTION means that government does not take measures or express active symbols, abiding by the principle of non interference. But,both are important solutions to public problems. T.R.Dye,1972
- 5. What Is Public Policy 2) J.E.Anderson,2003: “A relatively stable, purposive course of action followed by an actor or set of actors in dealing with a problem or matter of concern”.
- 6. This definition focuses on what is actually done instead of what is only proposed or intended; differentiates a policy from a decision, which is essentially a specific choice among alternatives; views policy as something that unfolds over time. Public policies are those developed by governmental bodies and officials. (But , Nongovernmental actors and factors may of course influence public-policy development.) J.E.Anderson, 2003:
- 7. What Is Public Policy 3) D.Easton,1953: The authoritative allocation of values for the whole society. 4) C.L.Chocharan & E.F.Malone,1995: Consists of political decisions for implementing programs to achieve societal goals.
- 9. 1) Policy Identification/ Recognition What is the problem or issue? What will the role of the government be? What is the agenda? Issues come to the attention of government through: interest groups, organizations, court cases, individual citizens. Challenge: Differing opinions and priorities
- 10. 2) Policy Formulation What are the steps that will be taken to solve the issue or problem? Will the issue be dealt with all at once or in stages? Challenges: Different solutions proposed by different individuals, groups, organizations. Reaching a compromise on both sides.
- 11. 3) Policy Adoption What course of action will the government ultimately take? Will it be new legislation or an executive order? Challenge: It’s a time consuming process. Adoption of policy takes considerable amount of time, process can be difficult.
- 12. 4) Policy Implementation How will the new policy be applied to real situations? How will the government make sure the general public will know about them? What are the consequences for individuals, organizations that do not follow the new policy? Challenges: uniformity and equal application of the law to all levels of government
- 13. 5) Policy Evaluation What positive changes have resulted from the policy? What are the challenges? What are the unforeseen (unexpected)problems? What have been the unexpected costs? Challenges: Will the policy be evaluated in the same way by different government entities? “Throw out” the policy or just amended it? Differing opinions on how to fix the policy.
- 14. Who influences policy? Interest Groups Political elites & the general public state and local governments The mass media
- 15. Things to keep in mind about the policy making process… Public policies are Constantly changing- reshaped, modified, changed, rejected for new policies. must be inferred from actions and behavior of many government agencies and officials involved over time.
- 16. Things to keep in mind about the policy making process… •Policy is a process, not something that can be determined by a single event or decision. Policy is complex, takes place on multiple levels- national, state, local. There will be winners and losers in the policy making process. Interest Groups ALWAYS try to influence policy
- 17. Some Public Policies in Sri Lanka