Examining the challenges hindering innovation in Malaysia’s public service, including bureaucracy, leadership gaps, and resource limitations, while offering recommendations to improve innovation efforts, including flexible work structures.
Exploring the transformative role of innovation in Malaysia's public service, highlighting key initiatives, challenges, and Sarawak’s efforts to enhance efficiency, citizen engagement, and overall service delivery.
Datu Buckland Bangik leads a discourse on integrity in Sarawak, reflecting on the Wirecard scandal's lessons and Sarawak's global governance aspirations.
Sarawak's Gedong District steps into a new era with the inauguration of its council. Deputy Premier Dr. Sim Kui Hian emphasises sustainable development and community engagement for lasting prosperity.
Today’s civil servants are addressing problems of unprecedented complexity in societies that are more pluralistic and demanding than ever. At the same time, the systems and tools of governance are increasingly digital, open and networked.
Suruhanjaya Perkhidmatan Awam Negeri Sarawak (SPANS) focuses on creating an outstanding work culture to be able to provide effective and efficient service delivery, and achieve its vision of becoming ‘An Exemplary Public Service Commission’.
The Ministry of Utilities Organisational Anti-Corruption Plan (OACP) 2021-2025 was formulated to assist and help the ministry to uphold integrity and enhance system delivery.
The Ministry of Utilities upholds integrity as one of the most important elements in enhancing its service delivery to the public.
Author of the book Managing Chaos: Digital Governance by Design, Lisa Welchman defined digital governance as a framework for establishing accountability, roles, and decision-making...
Ensuring strong management of public finances is vital for governments to be able to deliver public services effectively and efficiently, establishing trust towards citizens...