Based on observations and first-hand experiences, author George F. Grob outlined some practical elements of conducting successful government program evaluations in 'The Pillars of Public Program Evaluation.' The third pillar is to establish government agencies that evaluate public programs. Which of the following government offices performs evaluations for policymakers?

MCQs on historical roots, theorists, and practical applications of public administration. Topics include: Classic and contemporary theories/theorists across the various sub-disciplines including but not limited to human resources, organizational theory and behavior, performance management, and equity and inclusion. Also how public administration as a science and art has evolved since 1887.