Policy Implementation and Evaluation

Policy implementation refers to the process of putting government plans or laws into action. This involves various steps, such as allocating resources, training personnel, and communicating with the public. Evaluation follows implementation and assesses how well the policy is working. It examines outcomes, identifies challenges, and measures effectiveness. This process helps determine if the policy meets its goals and if adjustments are needed. Together, implementation and evaluation ensure that policies serve their intended purpose and improve society's well-being.