On September 26, 2018, the Commission for Examination and Assessment of Comprehensive Office of Hangzhou, Hangzhou Performance Management Committee Office, School of Public Administration, Renmin University of China and the Center for evidence-based research co-hosted the "new era of government performance management: international experience and innovation in China" seminar in Hangzhou.

The meeting panoramic

Group Photo of main guests

Zhang Zhongcan, deputy secretary of Hangzhou Municipal Party Committee and director of Hangzhou Municipal Appraisal committee (Performance Committee)

Wu Bin, Hangzhou Appraisal office (performance Office) director

Zhang Guoxing, deputy director of Beijing Government Performance Office

Shi Hanfei, Deputy director of Performance Office of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region

In the first half of the morning, professor Yang Hongshan presided over the questions and discussions, with the active participation of domestic and foreign experts and scholars, and launched a heated discussion on the issue of Chinese government performance management.

Questions and Discussions

Gao Xiaoping, vice president of The Chinese Society of Administration

Professor Zhou Zhilian, School of Government, Peking University

ProfessorHu Shuogen

Tian Yuping, former director of the Inspection Department of the Office of the Central Commission for Public Sector Reform

Chen Guoquan, professor and director of the Chinese Local Government Innovation Research Center at Zhejiang University

Professor Qi Fanhua of Renmin University of China moderated the session of question and discussion

Former head of performance management in the Clinton administration; Mr. John Kamensky is currently convener of the American Academy of Governance's Group on Government Organization and Reform and a senior fellow at the IBM Center for Government Business Research

Gary VanLandingham, a professor at Florida State University's Askew School of Public Administration and Policy

Evan Berman, Professor, School of Government, University of Wellington and Victoria, New Zealand

Summary by Professor Yang Kaifeng, Dean of School of Public Administration, Renmin University of China