SWAps represented a paradigmatic shift: from coordination practice within the sector to an aspirational management of the sector and its resources--domestic and external--linked with an increasing focus on health systems strengthening by both the World Bank and the World Health Organization (WHO) [ 9].
This is a programme of measures designed to assist with the improvement in local air quality, and especially in the appropriate management of transport sector emissions.
According to ASDR (2008) 'as of now, the private security sector is controlled by the Police Service Act of LI 1571 which lacks a lot of detail so far as management of the sector is concerned, resulting in the need to find a more comprehensive and adequate legislative instrument to consolidate the security of the state'.
The proliferation of PSCs and the operation of unregistered PSCs have been subjects of long discussions, and some have advocated for the effective management of the sector to prevent it from undermining national security in the name of business or profit-making (ASDR 2008; GTUC, FES 2011; Abudu et al. 2013).
By weaving leadership development into all underlying talent management systems and processes, the State has been able to strengthen leadership and management of public sector employees.
Turkmen policy makers and managers examine modern approaches to educational planning in France and the United Kingdom 17 June 2008, Ashgabat, Turkmenistan Turkmenistann delegation has visited the UK and France to examine the modern approaches to strategic planning and management of education sector.
Improving capacity is seen as being a vital pre-requisite for enhancing the overall management of the sector and thereby realizing its full contribution to national food security and social and economic development.
The workshop aims at enhancing education specialists' capacity in strategic planning and management of education sector based on international experience, advantages, knowledge, expert evaluation, lessons learnt and evidence-based practice.
It is noteworthy to mention that there is still an ongoing debate among policy makers in Tanzania on whether P4P is synonymous to PBF or not, with others perceiving PBF as an extreme version of the new public management philosophy, which advocates for a series of changes in the organization and management of public sector, including health [ 21].
Whilst this is partly a manifestation of the central ministry's reluctance to acknowledge that it is no longer the biggest game in town when it comes to either funding or delivery of services, there are other reasons why management of the sector is difficult.
