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Leadership is an interesting subject and very diverse. Literature will tell you that everybody is a leader, and that leadership is in-born as well as acquired. I do not want highlight those aspects though now. …"
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Genet Abeabw left a comment for Sylvestor Obong’o"Hi how are you? I am working for UNDP in the position of Program Officer for governance program. I want to learn something from you in the area of leadership "
Sylvestor Obong’o commented on African CoP's blog post Tunis Declaration on the African Platform for Results - 13 December 2012"Dear All,
I trust the Tunis Declaration was made on behalf of all of us who did not and could not attend. The secretariat should develop COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES to disseminate the message across to those who may not have seen it…"
Sylvestor Obong’o commented on Sheka Bangura's blog post Towards Building Capable and Effective States for Improved Service Delivery in Africa"Hallo Sheka,
I wonderful piece and very insightful presentation on a topic that elicits passion. As you have very well demonstrated in your paper the core question of development in Africa revolves around the role of the state in development…"
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Happy New Year! I hope you are keeping well. I am ok just struggling with studies. Wishing you the very best.
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Sylvester."
Sylvestor Obong’o replied to Chola J Chabala's discussion Highlights of the Results and Accountability Workshop held In Zambia"Dear Chola,
This is very commendable and an extremely important initiative. Thank you for sharing and educating us. I wish to suggest that in future, organizers of such forums extend invitation to AfCOP as a body which may then extend invitation to…"
Sylvestor Obong’o replied to Rwakurumbira Munyaradzi's discussion Discussion on e-Government as a tool for enhancing the success of Results Based Management"Dear Rwakurumbira,
Thank you. The number 3. point I noted I needed to include is in Implementation Challenges.
IT projects by nature of the industry cannot be implemented over long term periods, stopped and continued as at when funds are…"
Sylvestor Obong’o replied to Rwakurumbira Munyaradzi's discussion Discussion on e-Government as a tool for enhancing the success of Results Based Management"This is a critical issue in Government. You are very right that a number of efficiency gains envisaged with Results Based Management "are possible only with supporting information communication technologies". To appreciate the…"
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Editorial Board Member of the International Public Management Review.
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- Public Sector Management Specialist with special interests in Policy, Performamnce Improvement, Management of Reforms and Public Sector Restructuring
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Comment Wall (9 comments)
- At 1:53am on January 14, 2013, Genet Abeabw said…
Hi how are you? I am working for UNDP in the position of Program Officer for governance program. I want to learn something from you in the area of leadership
- At 6:57am on May 28, 2012,
Benjamin Mlimbila said… Asante sana brother for your comment!
- At 6:57am on May 27, 2012,
Nuha said… Hi Sylvestor..
Thanks for checking on me. I am very busy these days and jumping between North and South of my country. I hope that things will be better for our Sudans
- At 5:45pm on January 10, 2012,
REBECCA CHIRCHIR said… Thanks Abong'o for the warm welcome. This seems to be a very interactive and educative forum. I am hoping to learn a lot to help me develop my people. Asante sana.
- At 9:21am on July 31, 2011, Sylvia Siango Apreku said…
- Dear Sylvester, thanks for the positive feedback and for the additional insights on PSR. I should say your research area is very much needed and timely for the African Continent...a critical mass of empirical evidence is required to fully understand the factors (ante-during-post) for successful implementation of PSRs. You raise a critical issue, the 'how to do it' question is more challenging than ever.....calling for creativity, innovativeness in implementing the reforms.
- At 7:42am on February 3, 2011,
raj chawla said… - Thanks Sylvester. Great to be on. Looking forward to joining the conversation.
- At 2:48pm on May 26, 2009,
Daphne S. Leger said… - Dear Sylvester
Here is the picture taken in Dakar!
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- At 12:50pm on March 19, 2009,
Nyambati Kennedy said… - Thanks brother. Here I come. Looks a very interactive and knowledgeful website
- At 8:41am on October 22, 2008, Axel said…
- thanks for inviting me Sylvestro - i'll see you later at the conference today...
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