1. 1 OECD Meeting on Public Service Delivery Public Private Partnerships and Regulatory Reform Korkmaz İlkorur Tunis, February 16, 2007

2. 2 Public Management Reform in Turkey General Background –The need for reform Strong centralist tendencies Importance of sustainable development in a democratic environment ► participation by all, at all levels of government Harmonizing Reforms with the Constitution and other relevant laws and filling the gaps with new auxiliary regulations Creating sound mechanisms for local administrations

3. 3 Drivers of Change – Central Government Level Regulatory Reform Policies and Principles Mechanisms to promote regulatory reform within the public administration –The General Directorate of Laws and Decrees –The General Directorate of Legislation Development and Publication –The State Planning Organization –The Secreteriat General for EU Affairs

4. 4 Administrative Capacities for Making High Quality Regulations Administrative Procedure Laws Public Consultation Forward Regulatory Planning Assessment Effective Communication Understanding Regulatory Effects –Use of Regulatory Impact Analysis

5. 5 Rising User Conciousness / Expectations Central Government level / weak but increasing response Local Administrations level / strong response / lack of resources Coordination between levels of government / increasing tendencies Shift in Civil Society participation towards local administrations

6. 6 Economic and Social Council Significant means for civil society participation / consultation at the central government level Is the composition right ? Is the effectiveness upto the expectations?

7. 7 Significant Participants / Pushers (1) Turkish Industrialists and Businessmen Association (TUSIAD) www.tusiad.org Turkish Federation of Chambers and Exchanges (TOBB) www.tobb.org Turkish Foundation of Economic and Social Studies (TESEV) www.tesev.org.tr Turkish Young Industrialists and Businessmen Association (TUGIAD) www.tugiad.org Association for Support to Women Candidates (KA.DER) www.ada.com.tr/kader Turkish Women Entrepreneurs Association (KAGIDER) www.kagider.com Istanbul Policies Center (IPM) www.ipc.sabanciuniv.edu IULA-EMME. Turkey www.yerelgundem21.org

8. 8 The Role of Business Highest quality of regulatory environment Consultation Economic and Social Councils REgulatory Reform Committees Independent Regulatory Authorities Administrative Simplification

9. 9 Local Agenda 21- Sustainable Development, Civil Society & Participation From Rio to İstanbul Turkish experience; an old concept / new rediscovery Successful examples of good local governance İzmir : İntegrated Coastal Region Administration Diyarbakır : Sustainability of historical environment Bursa : Territorial Development Projects Antalya : Metropolitan Council for Reginal Development

10. 10 E-Government Existing state : Service provision – citizen demand or information transfer Are e-citizens there ? Further constraints ? Financial constraints? Strong Commitment National Information Infrastructure Plan National Academic Network and Information Center

11. 11 Public management work OECD - BIAC From intervention to regulatory governance Consultation and public participation in regulatory decision making Bringing into thediscussion the expertise, perspectives and ideas of those directly affected, Helping regulators to balance opposing interests İdentifying unintended effects Providing quality check and assessment of costs and benefits Identifying interactions between regulations from various parts of government Enhancing voluntary compliance, reducing enforcement and sanctions

12. 12 OECD - Ex-Post Evaluation of Public Consultation The Evaluation Process Evaluation Applied to Consultation Mechanisms Institutional Aspects of Evaluation

13. 13 OECD- The E-Government Project The case for e-government Implementing e-government Key issues Observations