Every year on June 23, the United Nations Public Service Day recognises the value and virtue of public service to the community. This day emphasizes the importance of public service in the advancement phase, recognises the work of public servants and inspires young people to undertake careers in the public sector.

The previous decade saw a digital revolution that altered how we live, work, and govern. Technological and information driven innovations have accelerated the speed of our everyday lives, expanded access to information, raised the voices of civil society, and altered how we solve issues, develop policies, and provide services. Simultaneously, governments face resource constraints and rising public expectations, forcing them to accomplish more with less.

Source: News18