Project to study indicators that are good practices in foreign countries for the development of bureaucratic systems.

Project responsible person: Asst. Prof. Dr. Thanaporn Tengratanaprasert
Agency: Faculty of Public Administration – GSPA NIDA

Highlights of the project to study indicators that are good practices in foreign countries for bureaucratic development include 4 important aspects:

1. Application of AI for public administration:
   Use AI models, for example. Ollama AI and technology LangChain + Langfuse on the structure RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) To analyze and summarize indicator data automatically
2. Systematic linkages through Logic Model:
   All indicators are systematically referenced to input factors (Input), activity (Activity), productivity (Output) and results (Outcome) Create credibility in evaluating the efficiency and impact of the agency.
3. Covers several dimensions of assessment:
   Use analytical frameworks from foreign countries such as Balanced Scorecard, PSSC and can be a role model for Smart government tracking system (Smart M&E)
4. Holistic Whole-of-Government Approach:
   Holistic measurement (Holistic Assessment) makes it possible to see the impact of policies on all dimensions, including the economy, society and the environment. Ready to promote the creation of data partnerships between the government, public and private sectors.

Contact to request academic services:
NIDA Consulting Center, National Institute of Development Administration (NIDA)
Telephone: 0-2727-3802-5
Email: ncc@nida.ac.th
website: consult.nida.ac.th | nida.ac.th