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Policy evaluation (by FY 2022)

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1. What's New

2. Overview

Digital Agency conducts policy evaluations based on the 2001 "Act on Policy Evaluation by Administrative Organs" (Act No. 86 of 2001). 2001

The objectives of policy evaluation are to identify and analyze the effects of policies implemented by individual ministries and agencies, and to conduct ex-ante and ex-post evaluations. The objectives are to plan, implement and manage projects in a planned and efficient manner, and to reflect the results in the formulation of future policies. The aim is to contribute to the regular review and improvement of the content of projects.

Image of Policy Implementation by PDCA Cycle

In Digital Agency, the cycle consists of Plan (policy planning), Do (project implementation), Check (policy assessment and evaluation), and Action (policy revision and improvement).

Conceptual diagram of policy implementation using the PDCA cycle. A circle of arrows connects the planning and drafting of policies (Plan), the implementation of projects to realize the policies (Do), the assessment and analysis of the effects of the policies (Check), and the review and improvement of the policies based on the results of the assessment and analysis (Action). The Check part is emphasized compared to other parts.

3. Planning

Digital Agency's Basic Plan for Policy Evaluation and its Implementation Plan

4. EIS etc.

Results of Policy Evaluation and Reflection in Policy Making

5. Advisory Council

6. Opinions and Requests

Please contact the following for opinions and requests regarding policy evaluation.

In charge of Digital Agency Policy Evaluation

  • Tokyo Garden Terrace Kioicho 20 f, 1-3 Kioicho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 102-0094
  • Phone: 03 4477 6775
  • Email: seisakuhyouka _ atmark _ digital. go. jp
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