Contents
Preface ..................................................................................................................................... v
1.  New Challenges in Capacity Building of Civil Servants in Public Administration in India - Vinod K. Sharma ............................... 1
2.  Institutional Dynamics of Governance Reform iin India (1991–2016) - Amitabh Rajan .............................................................................................. 18
3.  Realisation of Sustainable Development Goals Through Panchayati Raj Institutions – Chandra Shekhar Kumar and Manoj Sharma ....................................... 44
4.  Online Education and Community Participation in Bangladesh: Challenges and Opportunities to Ensure Inclusive Learning During COVID-19 School Closure - Shamim Noor and Saharin      Priya Shaoun ..................................................... 71
5.  Small Steps to Big Achievements: Innovative Practice of “Internet Plus” Government Service of Local Government in China - Lan Ye .............................. 93
6.  Major Challenges Associated with Reform and Innovation of Leadership Training and Development (Ltd), and Some Proposed Solutions: Reflections on Ltd Practices of CELAP - Wenyan Weng Xuezhu Bai ...................................................... 103
7.  The Federal Ministerial Bureaucracy, the Legislative Process and Better Regulation Sabine Kuhlmann and Sylvia Veit ............................................................ 114
8.  Political Value and Tradition of Mongolian Civil Service - Dolgorjav Yadam ........................................................................................ 129
9.  Civil Service Training and Development: Historical Aspects and Challenges– Surenchimeg Dulamsuren ............................................................................................. 151
10.  Administrative Reform in Mongolia: Stages, Lessons Learned - Byambayar Yadamsuren and Tumentsogtoo Tumendemberel .......................................................... 164
11.  Mongolian Civil Service and Human Resource Management: Reforms and Challenges – Baigal Dorj and Bayanmunkh Mandakh .............................................. 175
12.  Governance and Characteristics of Anti- Corruption Policy in Korea and Mongolia - Jeong Seok Kang, Hemin Choi and Seyoung Oh ...................................... 189
13.  From Developmental State to Innovative Inclusive State Insights from Korea for Sustainable Development in Transitional Economies - Eun Jaeho .................. 212
14.  Change in Forms of Governance: Lessons from Public Administration in the Kyrgyz Republic - Almazbek A. Akmataliyev ........................................................ 236
15.  Improving the Training System for Civil Servants in the Kyrgyz Republic Murzaev S.K. .................................................................. 243
16.  Natural Resource Management – Namami Gange: A Case Study - Shyamli Singh ...................................................... 249
17.  Public-Centric Governance: An Indian Experience – Neetu Jain ................. 264