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Using Administrative Law Tools and Concepts to Strengthen USAID Programming (2008)

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Using Administrative Law Tools and Concepts to Strengthen USAID Programming (2008)

This document is a guide for USAID democracy and governance officers on using administrative law tools and concepts to strengthen USAID programming in developing and transition countries.

2008

Abstract

The guide introduces administrative law mechanisms and concepts, and shows how they can be used to improve programming. It provides an overview of administrative law, its objectives, and mechanisms, and includes case studies illustrating the use of administrative law in different contexts.

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Document type: Evaluation Frameworks & Tools

Using Administrative Law Tools and Concepts to Strengthen USAID Programming (2008)

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