Govt's plan to compensate "deprived" former bureaucrats raises fresh concerns
Disgruntled officers must help in the administrative reform process
Public administration must not repeat past mistakes
Bangladesh's civil service needs urgent reforms to overcome politicization and inefficiency.
The civil service has become a bloated, inefficient, and patronage-driven sector that rewards political loyalty rather than merit.
Bureaucrats’ resistance, political inertia key barriers to reforms
The crucial reforms to Bangladesh’s civil service have been stalled for 27 years, largely because of the opposition of a section of top bureaucrats and a lack of political will.
Govt's plan to compensate "deprived" former bureaucrats raises fresh concerns
Disgruntled officers must help in the administrative reform process
Public administration must not repeat past mistakes
Bangladesh's civil service needs urgent reforms to overcome politicization and inefficiency.
The civil service has become a bloated, inefficient, and patronage-driven sector that rewards political loyalty rather than merit.
Bureaucrats’ resistance, political inertia key barriers to reforms
The crucial reforms to Bangladesh’s civil service have been stalled for 27 years, largely because of the opposition of a section of top bureaucrats and a lack of political will.
