PODCAST: The Ten Texas Traits of Good Government with Alan Bojorquez and Academy Fellow Dr. Howard Balanoff Season 2 · Ep 45
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Introduction There is little new under the sun. We can find close presidential races from the time of Thomas Jefferson to Al Gore. The contentiousness often spills over into governance. The divided Congress that we face…
https://napawash.org/news/scaling-a-fiscal-cliff-and-other-contortions
The NAPA White Paper, Strengthening Organisational Health and Performance in Government, draws on international as well as US experience and research; it also offers practical guidance for international as well as US pub…
https://napawash.org/news/australia-us-lessons-on-public-sector-stewardship-and-capability
Reforms that promise better government performance are like a mirage – always just over the horizon, and rarely living up to expectations. Those thirsty for better outcomes can be forgiven for feeling a bit lost in the d…
https://napawash.org/news/where-do-we-find-performance-balancing-organizational-health-and-outcomes
Background To assure equity in emergency response, it is important to focus on the intersection of natural hazard and the humancreated environment. Some groups have social vulnerabilities that put them in greater peril…
https://napawash.org/news/social-equity-and-emergency-management-responses
This blog post first appeared in Government Executive Have government reformers been putting the chicken before the egg? For years, their attention has been on improving performance by focusing on program results. But a…
https://napawash.org/news/next-steps-in-improving-government-performance
Introduction Labor force participation in our country has fallen to 63 percent. Millions of working-age Americans, particularly males between the ages of 25 and 54, are neither working nor seeking work. The laws, regula…
https://napawash.org/news/mending-our-safety-net-building-our-workforce
Background In 2011, John Kincaid and Carl Stenberg co-authored a concluding article on “'Big Questions’ about Intergovernmental Relations and Management: Who Will Address Them?” (2011) for a symposium in the Public Admi…
https://napawash.org/news/big-questions-about-igr-and-igm-revisited
Introduction Floods are the costliest natural hazard events in the United States in terms of lives and property losses. The financial costs of flood disasters are unsustainable, especially for the national government, w…
https://napawash.org/news/u-s-floods-the-necessity-of-mitigation
Summary from June 23, 2017 EOM Panel Meeting: Background Federal loan and loan guarantee programs have grown to immense proportions, amounting to $ 3.6 trillion in FY2016. That’s well over $10,000 for every man, woman,…
https://napawash.org/news/the-importance-of-evaluating-program-outcomes-the-case-of-federal-credit-pr
The Executive branch was given three years to implement its key provisions. A key deadline was to post all federal spending data on a single website by May 9, 2017. The DATA Act requires all federal spending data, inclu…
https://napawash.org/news/implementing-the-data-act-working-across-boundaries
Summary of April 26, 2017 EOM Panel Meeting Introduction Media reports on the various reform announcements focused on potential staffing and budget reductions, but OMB staff noted upfront that their observation from the …
https://napawash.org/news/president-trumps-government-reform-initiatives
On April 12, 2017 I attended an interesting breakfast discussion on infrastructure policy with the Wall Street Journal’s Washington Executive Editor Gerald F. Seib, Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, Bill Clinton’s first Chief …
https://napawash.org/news/everybody-wants-an-infrastructure-upgrade-how-can-it-happen
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