Transforming Silo‐Steering Into a Performance Governance System: The Case of the Finnish Central Government

Uusikylä, Petri

doi:10.1002/ev.20044

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“…Apesar de o estudo não tratar especificamente da realidade latino--americana, identifica a preponderância do uso de modelos multidimensionais na literatura pesquisada (KLASSEN ET AL., 2009). Tais modelos têm se mostrado mais adequados para avaliar intervenções de saúde em um mundo globalizado, onde os governos necessitam lidar com realidades complexas e voláteis (BASSIT; BLUMM; MARTINS, 2009; MARCHAL ET AL., 2014) e com a dispersão do poder entre mercados e instituições internacionais (UUSIKYLÄ, 2013).…”

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Desempenho de intervenções de saúde em países da América Latina: uma revisão sistemática

Costa¹,

Silva²,

Samico³

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RESUMO Este estudo teve como objetivo investigar na literatura latino-americana os modelos teóricos de avaliação de desempenho de intervenções de saúde nessa Região. Para tanto, realizou-se revisão sistemática da literatura nas bases do Lilacs, Medline e Capes, com termos relacionados à avaliação e desempenho, durante o período 2008-2013. Utilizaram-se critérios da Joint Committee on Standards for Educational Evaluation para apreciação da qualidade bem como de matriz para análise dos atributos bibliométricos e dos modelos. Encontraram-se seis estudos explicitando o modelo de avaliação de desempenho de intervenções em saúde com destaque para modelos unidimensionais com abordagem sistêmica. PALAVRAS-CHAVE Avaliação em saúde; Modelos teóricos; América Latina; Revisão.

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Desempenho de intervenções de saúde em países da América Latina: uma revisão sistemática

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“…Finally, some reflect a need to elevate the discussion beyond simply the methodical tools and address the broader goals and governance model that these tools must support (see also Uusikylä, 2013).…”

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Rethinking the Relationship Among Monitoring, Evaluation, and Results‐Based Management: Observations From Canada

Lahey¹,

Nielsen²

2013

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“…It also resonates with the global expansion in the scale and diversity of direct benefit transfers as a policy instrument to advance social protection in many developing economies (Iazzolino, 2018), building on evidence of a positive correlation between DBTs and various indicators of wellbeing (Hagen‐Zanker et al, 2016). The proliferation of direct benefit transfer programmes with overlapping, fragmented and “silo‐based” delivery is, however, also a potential source of unfairness and inefficiency, resulting in some households receiving multiple benefits while others receive none (Agranoff, 2005; Morse, 2013; Stewart, 2014; Uusikylä, 2013; Wegrich, 2019). To avoid such problems, it seems almost self‐evident that public sector bodies need collaborative and integrated systems for sharing the poverty status and eligibility of individuals and households across different programmes (Clegg, 1990, in Agranoff, 2005, p. 20; Hazy et al, 2011).…”

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The Samagra anti‐poverty programme in Madhya Pradesh: Integrating household data, overcoming silo‐problems and leaving nobody behind

Sharma

Copestake

James

2020

Development Policy Review

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Motivation To “leave nobody behind” a state must maintain a comprehensive database of individuals and households within its jurisdiction. Such a database can also assist in overcoming silo‐based fragmentation in government anti‐poverty programmes and services. We explore the process of establishing such a database through a case study of the Samagra programme in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh. Research questions How was Samagra conceived and implemented, given the political, administrative and technical challenges confronting large data and programme consolidation in the public sector? What are the benefits and potential risks to rationalizing social protection programmes of this kind? Approach The article is an extended case study based on the main author’s experience and reflection as a leading participant in Samagra. It also draws on official evaluations of Samagra. Findings Samagra demonstrates that it is feasible to rationalize siloed social protection programmes. It also demonstrates the scope for shifting welfare provision from being demand‐led to entitlement‐based. The successful establishment of Samagra arose from a shared narrative of improvement at state, national and global levels, strong political and administrative leadership at the state level, and the potential for relatively quick and substantial budgetary pay‐offs. The efficiency gains achieved must be balanced against risks arising from the state’s centralization of data. Policy implications The Samagra model is already being emulated in other states across India, and there is also scope for other countries to learn from it, particularly those with fragmented social protection systems. While holding out the promise of leaving fewer citizens behind in pursuit of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) the approach also accentuates the need to strengthen the governance and public accountability of consolidated data, particularly when linked to public entitlements.

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Transforming Silo‐Steering Into a Performance Governance System: The Case of the Finnish Central Government

Abstract: This chapter discusses efforts by the

Cited by 8 publications

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Desempenho de intervenções de saúde em países da América Latina: uma revisão sistemática

Desempenho de intervenções de saúde em países da América Latina: uma revisão sistemática

Rethinking the Relationship Among Monitoring, Evaluation, and Results‐Based Management: Observations From Canada

The Samagra anti‐poverty programme in Madhya Pradesh: Integrating household data, overcoming silo‐problems and leaving nobody behind

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