Reform of the public sector

Article Abstract:

There have been many changes over recent years in the size of the UK's public sector and in the way it operates. Recent research has sought to analyse the general features of these changes. The key element has been the privatisation programme, which has led to a considerable reduction in the role of the public sector as a provider of goods and services. In some cases, particularly that of the NHS, reforms have had a negative impact because they have increased the number of managers and administrators.

Analysis, Public sector

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A Way With Waste

Article Abstract:

The key elements of 'A Way With Waste,' the UK government's waste disposal strategy, are discussed. The government believes that raising the relative price of landfill through the Landfill Tax will encourage waste producers to look for new approaches to waste management. Particular emphasis will be placed on recycling of waste products and on reuse.

Management, Refuse and refuse disposal, Waste disposal, Waste management, Waste minimization, Waste reduction

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The new approach to transport appraisal

Article Abstract:

Trends in approaches to transport appraisal in the UK are discussed. The government's New Approach to Transport Appraisal will not replace COst Benefit Analysis and the Environmental Impact Statement, but will offer a common structure for the evaluation of all modes of transport.

Transportation policy

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