00000cab a22000004cb4500 IPP-00000245971 IPP 20180613150902.0 180613s2010 xx d | ||r |||||eng|| eng Brillantes, Alex B., Jr. Toward a reform framework for good governance focus on anti-corruption 2010 tables The experience of the Philippines in the continuing efforts to address graft and corruption, red tape, and inefficiencies in the bureaucracy is the basis in designing a framework for reform to promote accountability and transparency. The following are the areas of reform: (1) reforms in institutions and structures, including reforms in organizations, processes, and procedures; (2) reforms in mindsets, paradigms, and behavior; (3) reforms in leadership (at various levels); and (4) reforms in citizens, i.e., citizens' engagement and/or citizens' participation. The authors begin with the contextualization of corruption in the Philippines, along with its causes and effects, and a discussion of issues and challenges of corruption in the Philippines, along with its causes and effects, and a discussion of issues and challenges of corruption. They examine how the four imperatives of reform can contribute in minimizing if not to totally eradicating corruption and in promoting good governance in the country. Corruption Good governance Public administration Fernandez, Maricel T. Philippine Journal of Public Administration Vol. LIV, no. 1-2 (Jan. 2010 - Dec. 2010), 87-127 UPD DCPA Article FI