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Aid Donor Collaboration, Organizational Behavior, and Aid Flow Predictability

Not Your Father’s Bureaucracy

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Aid Donor Collaboration, Organizational Behavior, and Aid Flow Predictability

Not Your Father’s Bureaucracy

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This book provides four strategic recommendations for cross-sector, cross-cultural collaborations to effectively and meaningfully address adverse societal challenges.



• Monitor external factors to ensure the environment is conducive for sustainable growth of the initiative.

• Employ effective leadership and competent staff who should be given early attention. A multicultural team embodies the organizational attributes and intelligence needed to account for variance in behavior within a context.

• Provide sufficient funding and marshal sufficient resources to collect data required to inform learning and make thoughtful, nuanced, strategic decisions as the program progresses.

• The project’s commitments must be timely and accurately accounted for. Entering collaboration makes one-on-one commitments between members subject to additional commitments that must be accounted for.

Table of Contents

Foreword

Preface: We Understand Bureaucracy in International Development Collaborations through Observations of Practice

1. The Actors Used to Understand the New Bureaucracy

2. The Approach to Identifying and Understanding the New Bureaucracy

3. The Espoused Process (or the Planned Collaborative Bureaucratic Structure and Process)

4. The Actual Process (or the Collaborative Bureaucracy at Work)

5. Context of Behavior-Volatility Linkages: The New Bureaucracy’s Emerging

6. Perennials of the New Bureaucracy: Evaluation, Time, and Diverse Partners

7. The New Bureaucracy Defined: Collaboration Bureaucratic Triad

8. The New Bureaucracy in Practice: CBT Applied to Data

9. Policy Implications: Recommendations and future research

Product details

Published Jun 23 2020
Format Hardback
Edition 1st
Extent 196
ISBN 9781498568944
Imprint Lexington Books
Illustrations 12 b/w photos; 6 tables
Dimensions 9 x 6 inches
Publisher Bloomsbury Publishing

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