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ing at how leaders‘ bold decisions and the commitment of the Rwandan people led to reform programs and economic recovery. Wider conversation of Africa‘s general development challenges are also explored.978-1-349-37387-1978-0-230-61843-5

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Introduction, case study of Rwanda’s own experience that could be shared by other countries emerging from conflict to development. The book takes into account various externally driven forces, including globalization, which has forced a reinvention of the relationship between the public and private sectors (Grundberg 1998, 591–605).

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Management of the Public Service Reform Process and the Role of ICT,whose outcomes indicate the contrary. A key lesson is that reforms can be successful only if they are designed and implemented with the cooperation of, and in consultation with, all the stakeholders who will be affected (Ratnam and Tomoda 2005).

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,The Role of ICTs in Rwanda’s Development,eks information. Thus, if other technological revolutions such as the industrial revolution had bypassed Africa with impunity, it would be unpardonable for the continent to allow itself to be overtaken by this information revolution.. This ICT revolution is the only one that has reduced the entire globe to a miniature world, the global village.

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ing at how leaders‘ bold decisions and the commitment of the Rwandan people led to reform programs and economic recovery. Wider conversation of Africa‘s general development challenges are also explored.978-1-349-37387-1978-0-230-61843-5

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Public Sector Reform Programs in Sub-Saharan Africa,t to development (Gerhard and Anders 2005). Excessive red tape, opaque procedures, and corrupt civil servants are perceived to delay and reroute badly needed development. The WB report (1989) blames “bad governance,” a bloated bureaucracy, patrimonialism, and corruption for the elusiveness of econom