Introduction
The implementation of policy is an important aspect of governance because it is one of the mechanisms that bring about development. Policies, for instance, enable the government to create statutes and mechanisms to deliver services to people (Calabro, 88). In turn, good governance is a standard for government leaders to ensure the just distribution of resources to all citizens of the state. As a result, the implementation of policies should ideally foster socio-political and economic development. Assessing the impact of policies, however, is necessary to determine their merits and shortcomings. In doing so, legislators would be able to identify Continue reading...
