Singapore ranks first globally in public administration index

The city-state also ranked first in Public Policy and National Delivery domains.

Singapore landed in first place globally in the public administration index surpassing Norway, Canada and Denmark, and Finland, according to the Blavatnik Index of Public Administration.

The city-state ranked first in two of the index’s four domains namely, Public Policy and National Delivery.

Additionally, Singapore ranked fifth in the Strategy and Leadership domain, tied with the United States. It also ranked first in the Public Policy domain with Finland; and National Delivery.

Meanwhile, it placed fourth in the People and Process domain with Canada and Denmark. It followed Norway, Estonia and New Zealand.

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