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The Future of Government: Basic Education and the (limited) role of technology in complex human endeavour

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The call to action encourages a re-consideration of four key questions they pose: What is the government’s role? How can government deliver?  How can government be more productive? and How can government build trust?

Read More: https://blogs.worldbank.org/governance/future-government-basic-education-and-limited-role-technology-complex-human-endeavor

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