Making Civil Service Result-oriented

Considered as the permanent executive of a nation, the civil service is crucial for delivering services to people, facilitating the elected people’s representatives in formulating laws and policies, and carrying out development activities. Unlike the bureaucracy, the political executive is temporary in nature as it normally represents the party or parties in power. It mainly focusses on framing up policies and laws. However, the political executive and the bureaucracy are two bases of a government. The public administration of any country runs with a coordinated and collaborative functioning of the political executive and the civil service.