INNOVATION OF COMPREHENSIVE PUBLIC MANAGEMENT MECH

Abstract

The paper discusses the innovation of comprehensive public management mechanisms, focusing on their significance in enhancing governance effectiveness and public service delivery. It examines the evolution of public management theories and practices, highlighting the shift from traditional bureaucratic models to more adaptive and responsive frameworks. Key innovations in public management are identified, including the integration of technology, participatory governance, and performance measurement systems. The study also addresses the challenges faced by public administrators in implementing these innovations, such as resistance to change, resource constraints, and the need for capacity building. Case studies from various countries illustrate successful examples of innovative public management practices, demonstrating their impact on improving citizen engagement and satisfaction. The findings underscore the necessity for continuous adaptation and learning in public management to meet the evolving needs of society and to achieve sustainable development goals.