This self-improvement or development of human resources does not occur only in university, it is constant. In a sense, it is a buzzword. It is a term we didn t hear a few years ago. It is a term that will perhaps pass, but I think that for now it enables us to grasp the reality of public management. Public management s goal is to serve citizens.
Governance also implies an effective democracy and an efficient public administration.
This term embraces this whole reality. Perhaps it is the buzzword of the decade, but it is still a useful term to grasp the underlying reality. Very much approached about exchanges between governments. First, through formal exchanges, for example within the OECD or various international associations. Canada is generally well seen, well positioned.