Bureaucracy and Development
Bureaucracy and Development
Today, virtually all developing countries are engaged in extensive and intensive programs and projects to bring about socio-economic development. These continual development means to fashion entire societies, and to improve conditions and achievement in all sectors- agriculture and industry (with regard to environment protection), education, health, urban and rural development, transport, communication and social welfare.
Indeed, development has become the entire politics of most developing countries. The major agency for development is the administrative machinery (in public administration it is called bureaucracy). In the modern state bureaucracy plays very significant role. With the expansion of the government’s duty and responsibility the duty of bureaucrat increases. As modern states are welfare states, so they are to complete a great number of works. And for this the government is to depend upon the bureaucrat. Both in developed and UN developed country bureaucracy plays a very important role. Regarding this professor finer says, “The function of the bureaucracy is not merely an improvement of government, indeed. Without it, government itself could be impossible.” Efficiency and anonymity are the two main characteristics of civil service. But among the bureaucrats of many countries these qualities are not seen.
In a democratic country after every five years election held as a result government changes. But the bureaucrats are not changed. Here we will discuss detail about the role of bureaucracy in development
Role of Bureaucracy:
1. Determining Policy: In our country, other country also, bureaucrats particularize the policies of the government and ministers only sign. Government policies are very complex. So for this work artistic skill is must. Bureaucrats are those who have this skill.
2. Framing Legislation: In Bangladesh enact any law bureaucrat play a very important role. Important bills presented in the parliament
Today, virtually all developing countries are engaged in extensive and intensive programs and projects to bring about socio-economic development. These continual development means to fashion entire societies, and to improve conditions and achievement in all sectors- agriculture and industry (with regard to environment protection), education, health, urban and rural development, transport, communication and social welfare.
Indeed, development has become the entire politics of most developing countries. The major agency for development is the administrative machinery (in public administration it is called bureaucracy). In the modern state bureaucracy plays very significant role. With the expansion of the government’s duty and responsibility the duty of bureaucrat increases. As modern states are welfare states, so they are to complete a great number of works. And for this the government is to depend upon the bureaucrat. Both in developed and UN developed country bureaucracy plays a very important role. Regarding this professor finer says, “The function of the bureaucracy is not merely an improvement of government, indeed. Without it, government itself could be impossible.” Efficiency and anonymity are the two main characteristics of civil service. But among the bureaucrats of many countries these qualities are not seen.
In a democratic country after every five years election held as a result government changes. But the bureaucrats are not changed. Here we will discuss detail about the role of bureaucracy in development
Role of Bureaucracy:
1. Determining Policy: In our country, other country also, bureaucrats particularize the policies of the government and ministers only sign. Government policies are very complex. So for this work artistic skill is must. Bureaucrats are those who have this skill.
2. Framing Legislation: In Bangladesh enact any law bureaucrat play a very important role. Important bills presented in the parliament