AMMAN — The
Al-Hayat Center for Civil Society Development
(Rased) published a comprehensive report on Monday, assessing the performance
of Prime Minister Bisher Al-Khasawneh's government over the past two and a half
years.
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The report examined a total of 796 commitments made by the
government, which were categorized into four main strategic programs: Economic
Modernization Vision (2023–2025),
Public Sector Modernization Plan (2022–2025),
Government's Economic Action Priorities Program (2021–2023), and Government's
Indicative Executive Program (2021–2024).
According to the report, which was carried by the Jordan
News Agency, Petra, of the 79 commitments outlined in the Indicative Executive
Program, approximately 43 percent have been successfully accomplished, 11
percent are yet to commence, and the remaining 46 percent are currently in
progress.
Centre's role in enhancing oversight and participation
Amer Bani Amer, director general of the center, emphasized
the report's significance in promoting oversight and fostering participation in
the decision-making process.
He stressed the need
for a proactive approach in addressing challenges through collaboration with
experts and stakeholders.
The center’s research team employed quantitative and
qualitative methodologies, relying on information gathered from
search engines and ministry websites.
The report achieved an 85 percent response rate from all
ministries.
Analysis of government decisions
During the tenure of the Khasawneh government, a total of
880 decisions were issued.
The report's analysis revealed that the legislative axis
accounted for 29 percent of the decisions, followed by the administrative and
financial/economic axes at 24 percent each. Development, services,
appointments, and international agreements constituted the remaining
percentages.
A total of 86 appointment decisions for leadership positions
were made by Cabinet, resulting in the placement of 106 individuals over the
two and a half year period.
Social media engagement
The report also examined the social media presence of
ministries on Facebook from December 10, 2022, to December 4, 2023.
Out of over 29 million views on 10,041 posts, approximately
891,000 interactions (likes, comments, shares) were recorded, representing
around 3 percent of the total views.
The Ministry of Local Administration had the highest number
of posts at 3,697, while the Ministry of Finance had the fewest with only two.
In terms of engagement, the Ministry of Education led with
approximately 233,000 interactions.
The government's Facebook page received around 2.37 million
views and 86,000 interactions out of 334 posts, with likes accounting for 74
percent of the interactions, comments for 21 percent, and shares for 5 percent.
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