Mongolia - Towards a High Performing Civil Service : Reform Progress and Challenges
This report reviews Mongolia’s civil service in the ten years since the World Bank’s (WB) 2009 civil service assessment. An important milestone was the passing of a new Civil Service Law (CSL) in late 2017, by the State Great Hural, which became ef...
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| Format: | Report |
| Language: | English |
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World Bank, Ulaanbaatar
2021
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| Online Access: | http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/859931611743599579/Mongolia-Towards-a-High-Performing-Civil-Service-Reform-Progress-and-Challenges http://hdl.handle.net/10986/35117 |
| Summary: | This report reviews Mongolia’s civil
service in the ten years since the World Bank’s (WB) 2009
civil service assessment. An important milestone was the
passing of a new Civil Service Law (CSL) in late 2017, by
the State Great Hural, which became effective January 1,
2019. This report reviews recent developments in the light
of the new law, paying particular attention to three areas
critical to successful implementation. The report is
optimistic that Mongolia, with stronger foundations in
place, is now better placed to move forward improving the
efficiency and effectiveness of the civil service. However,
this will require determined leadership, with some
important, challenging strategic and technical decisions to
make on the way forward. The report ends with a chapter of
conclusions and recommendations, with suggestions on
sequencing and how to monitor and evaluate the new arrangements. |
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