Answer to Question #211870 in Management for Gray

Question

3)     The case study says that: “The public’s perception of the public sector continued to be poor due to reactive communication and a lack of effective public relations with communities concerning government policies and programmers.”

What the issue here is by linking it to aspect of good governance. 

Answer 1

Strengthen the quality, transparency, and

inclusion in public perception processes required by the Constitution by

establishing an Office of the Public Perception. The office would be

mandated to conduct all public perception on behalf of all State and non-State

entities undertaking policy and operational initiatives that Constitutionally require

public perception. The Public Perception should keep a publicly

accessible and accurate record of public participation and be responsive to

institutions seeking its services. In addition to the role of strengthening the

transparency and effectiveness of public perception, add to the office a mandate

that enables public interest litigation in a way that is insulated from supplier/vendor

influence