A Network System For the Flow of African Administrative Information Materials

Durable administrative reforms and innovations, however, often depend upon research in theories and practices of government Through administrative surveys, observations, analysis of research questionnaires, interviews, experiments, etc., data concerning inefficiency and corruption can be obtained. Data-collection or fact-finding is the first step towards bringing about administrative reform and creating innovations. If modem government in a developing setting is to accomplish its task and mission effectively and successfully, the administrators who will be required to assimie these new governmental responsibilities should have adequate access to organized information to broaden their outlook and training in order to equip them with the capabilities they need.