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bottom-up approaches

The bottom-up approach takes the view that policy and action cannot simply be separated; hence, policy implementation is an essentially political process. It is concerned with the dynamism that bureaucrats and street-level service providers bring to the policy process. [Source: Encyclopedia of Governance; Bottom-Up Approach]

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