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CLOISONNEMENT ADMINISTRATIF [2 records]

Record 1 2014-01-16

English

Subject field(s)
  • Administrative Structures (Publ. Admin.)
  • Federal Administration
CONT

[The necessity for a binding collaboration with centrally coordinated enterprise architecture in public administration has long been recognised], regardless of whether the background is a vision of e-government with better service or the comprehensive reform of the structure of the public sector. [There] is widespread unanimity concerning the goal: an efficient and coherent public administration. From the point of view of architecture, it is above all a question of breaking down traditional administrative silos ...

CONT

[Narrow] administrative silos are not a good way of responding effectively to people's needs. A more joined-up approach is required and that will be helped by reducing the number of bodies involved in delivering public services.

French

Domaine(s)
  • Structures de l'administration publique
  • Administration fédérale
CONT

Il fallait un leadership fort, en particulier pour aider les ministères et les organismes à délaisser une orientation fondée exclusivement sur les cloisonnements administratifs et à adopter une approche d’entreprise qui répondrait mieux aux besoins des clients communs et permettrait la collaboration horizontale, l’intégration et le partage des solutions.

CONT

[...] l’État a besoin, en matière de sécurité civile, d’une autorité unique et clairement identifiée. Le Préfet peut seul l’assurer, en transcendant dans l’intérêt général tous les cloisonnements administratifs.

Spanish

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Record 2 1976-06-19

English

Subject field(s)
  • Urban Studies
OBS

the hypothesis of accessibility to market as the allocative force for agricultural land uses has a parallel in Haig's study of urban land use. (R.H.T. Smith et al., The Location of Economic Activity Chicago, 1971, Rand McNally, p. 32)

French

Domaine(s)
  • Urbanisme
OBS

par le cloisonnement administratif, aboutit à la désagrégation de la ville.(L'architecture d’aujourd’hui, octobre-novembre 1969, n° 146, p. 24).

Spanish

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