Policy process

Define policy process?

• • refers to steps or stages involved in the development, implementation, and evaluation of a policy

• • recurring/cyclical process

• • involves various actors and stakeholder each with their roles and responsibilities

• All of the above

How many stages were presented in the policy cycle?

• • 9

• • 6

• • 8

• 10

Which one is NOT a part of the policy cycle?

• • Identify issues

• • Consultation

• Decision

• Justification

Politicisation is ensuring that the policy process is transparent and fair, with clear procedures for developing, implementing, and evaluating policies.

• True

• False

Trade agreements and international trade groups like the _____ and _____ influence how we trade and deal with other nations

• World Trade Organisation

  (WTO)

• United Workers Union

• International Monetary Authority (IMA)

• The United Nations (UN)

wat is policy Analysis?

• A method used to implement policy decisions.

• A process of gathering information to help policy makers to make informed decisions.

• Helps to identify the problems that need to be addressed.

• A activity through which we develop an understanding.

Democratisation involves:

• Inclusive and participatory

• Developing the skills and knowledge

• Roles and responsibilities

• All of the above

There are no other factors that influence policy development.

• True

• False

• Maybe

The United Nations, for example, has drafted conventions on numerous issues including the treatment of indigenous peoples and the treatment and welfare of children. Which international factor would this fall under?

• TRADE BODIES/AGREEMENTS:

• INTERNATIONAL FUNDING BODIES

• INTERNATIONAL LAW

• INTERNATIONAL EXPECTATIONS

In this policy cycle which stage is best to start with?

• Coordination

• Decision

• Evaluation

• Any