The result was fragmented policy-making, a set of policies that are not completely coherent and a largely ineffective implementation of some of those policies [ 10].
However, rabies in dogs is still prevalent in Algeria, Morocco, and Tunisia (Table 1) because of ineffective implementation of rabies control and vaccination programs for these reservoir animals (5, 8, 14, 15 ).
These figures do not only illustrate the ineffective implementation of programs and services for voters with disabilities, but they also give a sense on the percentage of Filipino voters who lose the opportunity to exercise the right to participate in the political and public sphere.
Transition to social democracy and effective public governance has been slow in many postsoviet countries and this could partly explain the ineffective implementation of the tobacco control measures in Armenia.
A recent report by the National Commission for Enterprises in the Unorganized Sector, noted that the vulnerability of migrant workers and their children stems largely from "the lack of or ineffective implementation of … [as well as] … lack of awareness among the workers regarding existence of the laws" meant to ensure their entitlements and protect their well-being [ 56], p. 165.
Ineffective implementation of a reduction-in-force plan could lead to unintentionally losing excessive talent and institutional knowledge.
Very often, ineffective implementation of policy is retrospectively blamed on this process of dissemination.
From a purely governance perspective, often it is these vulnerable populations which contribute to factors causing the ineffective implementation of a particular policy.
Part of the reason for this mass migration has been the government's ineffective implementation of a rural employment program known as the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act.
Similarly, Nepal has banned tobacco advertisements since 1998 but ineffective implementation of policies results in continuous exposure of adolescents (3, 4).
