2001-07-06
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The OECD has reorganised its communications system to make its work visible and accessible not only to member governments but also through the media and to civil society. The public Affairs and Communications(PAC) directorate was established in 1997 to ensure efficient communication on major issues, events and publications to all of these audiences, and this effort was further strengthened in 2000 by the creation of a PAC committee dedicated to overseeing its work. In 2000, PAC responded to the growing importance of civil society concerns with an OECD Forum where policy-makers, academics, business, labour and civil society could come together to debate issues of concern to all. A second Forum in 2001 will debate sustainable development and the new economy.
Continuing reform process has implied changes to OECD's administrative processes. The executive directorate, which oversees the administrative, financial and operational infrastructure, as well as co-ordinating the reform programme and elaborating the programme of work and budget, was streamlined and reorganised in 2000. All support services, including budget and finance, human resources management, operations, information technology and network services, interpretation and translation were consolidated into this directorate.
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