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What is Public Policy Planning, Monitoring, and Evaluation ?

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Public Policy Planning, Monitoring, and Evaluation was prepared and published by the Administration of the Government of Georgia with the assistance from the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and UK aid from the UK Government. Its contents do not necessarily reflect the views of UNDP and UK aid from the UK Government. (Source)

Administration of the Government of Georgia
Policy Planning Unit https://www.gov.ge

About Public Policy Planning, Monitoring, and Evaluation

Public Policy Planning, Monitoring, and Evaluation process and document is a result of the policy planning process, which defines solutions to the problems and the ways for developing a sector. The first chapter details issues concerning policy documents: legal framework, categorization, and ways of forming a structure. It also reviews the interrelation among documents of various categories and issues of ensuring the principle of compliance

Why and how Policy documents are Used ?

Policy documents are used to provide guidelines, instructions, and standards for decision-making and behavior within an organization or a specific context. These documents serve several important purposes:

  1. Communication: Policy documents are used to communicate the organization’s expectations, rules, and regulations to its members, employees, or stakeholders. They provide a clear and formalized way of conveying information about specific policies or procedures.
  2. Governance and Compliance: Policies help establish a framework for governance by defining the rules and procedures that must be followed. They ensure that individuals or groups within the organization act in accordance with legal requirements, industry standards, and internal guidelines.
  3. Decision-Making: Policy documents provide a basis for decision-making processes within an organization. They outline the principles and criteria that guide choices and actions in various situations. Policies help ensure consistency and fairness in decision-making by setting clear parameters.
  4. Risk Management: Policies address potential risks and establish measures to mitigate them. By outlining best practices, safety guidelines, and security protocols, policy documents help minimize risks associated with operations, data handling, or other relevant aspects of the organization.
  5. Standardization and Efficiency: Policies promote consistency and uniformity in operations. They provide a standard approach that streamlines processes and reduces ambiguity. By defining the preferred methods or steps to be followed, policies can enhance efficiency and productivity.

To develop and implement policy documents effectively, organizations typically follow a structured process. This process involves identifying the need for a policy, conducting research and analysis, drafting the document, reviewing and revising it, obtaining approvals, and communicating and training relevant parties on the policy’s content and implications.

Overall, policy documents play a crucial role in guiding and aligning the actions and behaviors of individuals or groups within an organization, promoting compliance, risk management, and effective decision-making.

Training / Workshop Structure:

  1. Policy documents
    1. LEGAL FRAMEWORK
    1. TYPES AND STRUCTURE OF POLICY DOCUMENTS
    1. HIERARCHY OF POLICY DOCUMENTS
    1. Interactive Discussion
  2. Policy Cycle
    1. Policy Cycle Steps
    1. Policy Cycle Explanation
  3. Policy Planning
    1. Policy Planning Explanation
    1. Policy planning process.
    1. SITUATION ANALYSIS
    1. ELABORATION OF STRATEGIC PART
      1. Prioritization (sector priorities)
      1. Outlining a vision, goals and objectives
      1. Defining results and indicators
    1. DEVELOPMENT OF ACTION PLAN
    1.  BUDGETING
      1. Cost estimation
      1. Identification of a Funding Sources
    1. PUBLIC CONSULTATIONS
    1. Interactive Discusión
  4. Policy Implementation
    1. Policy Implementation Explanation
    1. POLITICAL LEVEL
    1. TECHNICAL LEVEL
    1. SECRETARIAT
    1. Interactive Discussion
  5. Monitoring and Evaluation
    1. Monitoring and Evaluation Explanation
    1. MONITORING
    1. EVALUATION
    1. Interactive Discussion
  6. Quality Assurance
    1. Quality Assurance explanation
    1. Quality Assurance Process
    1. Content-Related criteria
    1. Methodological Criteria
    1. Technical Criteria
    1. Interactive Discussion
  7. Documents Review
    1. Policy Documents Presentation by groups
    1. Policy Documents Questions and answers
    1. Interactive Discussion

What? – Outcome:

  1. Groups of 5-6 people Will create Policy Documents
  2. Groups of 5-6 people Will Present Policy Documents

Recourses:

  1. Policy Document Template;
  2. Policy Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation Handbook;
  3. Policy Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation Handbook Annexes / Manuals for Policy Document Development.
  4. Link to Policy Documents (Here)

About Training / Workshop:

If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask Below in the detailed Why? What? How? Section.

By following this Public Policy Development Opportunity, Strategy, and Action Plan, stakeholders can effectively address for example Education development challenges and contribute to a more sustainable and environmentally conscious society

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Public Policy development Journey

Why ?

Public Policy Development Opportunity

The identified opportunity for public policy development is to address the rising environmental concerns related to recourse waste management and its impact on the country development.

The increasing accumulation of recourse waste poses a significant threat to country ecosystems, marine life, and human health. To mitigate these adverse effects and promote sustainability, there is a pressing need for a comprehensive and effective public policy that addresses sustainable country development.

The identified country development opportunity (In Education Development Example) is to enhance access to quality education for all citizens. Accessible and quality education is crucial for economic growth, social development, and individual empowerment.

By providing equal educational opportunities to all, a country can improve human capital, reduce poverty, and promote sustainable development.

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What ?

Public Policy Development Strategy

Country Development Strategy for educational system (What?):

  1. Assessment of Current Education System: Conduct a comprehensive assessment of the existing education system, identifying gaps, challenges, and areas of improvement.
  2. Policy Objectives: Define clear and measurable policy objectives, such as increasing enrollment rates, improving learning outcomes, reducing disparities in education, and ensuring education accessibility for marginalized communities.
  3. Equitable Resource Allocation: Allocate resources in an equitable manner to ensure all schools and regions receive adequate funding, infrastructure, and learning materials.
  4. Teacher Training and Professional Development: Invest in teacher training programs to enhance the quality of teaching and improve educators’ skills in adopting innovative and effective teaching methods.
  5. Technology Integration: Integrate technology into the education system to enhance learning experiences, facilitate remote education, and provide access to digital resources.
  6. Community Engagement: Involve parents, communities, and local stakeholders in educational decision-making processes to build a sense of ownership and support for educational initiatives.
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How ?

Public Policy Development Action Plan

Public Policy Development Action Plan (How?):

  1. Step 1: Stakeholder Identification (Month 1):
    • Identify key stakeholders and invite them to participate in the policy development process.
    • Formulate a stakeholder engagement plan to conduct discussions, focus groups, and consultations.
  2. Step 2: Research and Data Collection (Months 2-3):
    • Conduct a comprehensive study on plastic waste generation, collection, and disposal methods.
    • Review successful plastic waste management policies from other regions.
  3. Step 3: Policy Objectives and Framework (Months 4-5):
    • Define specific objectives for the policy, aligning with environmental protection goals.
    • Develop a policy framework with targeted strategies and approaches.
  4. Step 4: Legislation and Regulation (Months 6-8):
    • Work with legal experts to draft the necessary legislation and regulatory documents.
    • Ensure alignment with existing environmental and waste management laws.
  5. Step 5: Budget Allocation (Months 9-10):
    • Estimate the financial resources required for policy implementation and create a budget proposal.
    • Present the budget proposal to relevant authorities and seek funding support.
  6. Step 6: Public Awareness Campaigns (Months 11-12):
    • Develop creative and informative public awareness campaigns.
    • Launch the campaigns through various media channels and community events.
  7. Step 7: Policy Implementation and Monitoring (Ongoing):
    • Begin the implementation of the policy, including plastic waste reduction measures and recycling programs.
    • Set up a monitoring and evaluation mechanism to assess policy effectiveness and make necessary adjustments.
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