Policy Making Process

The policy-making process is how governments and organizations develop rules or actions to address public needs. It typically starts with identifying issues, followed by analyzing options, consulting stakeholders, and drafting proposals. These proposals are then debated, modified, and finally adopted into formal policies or laws. After implementation, impacts are monitored, and feedback can lead to adjustments. This process involves different stages—agenda-setting, formulation, adoption, implementation, and evaluation—ensuring policies are thoughtfully created, effectively executed, and relevant to the community's needs.