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Guide and Toolkit on Organisational Design

Department of Public Service and Administration

  • 290 pages
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A complete manual for designing, implementing and maintaining organisational structures in government departments. It covers design principles, the structuring process step by step, and a toolkit of templates and checklists for every phase.

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