agenciesgovernment
Government agencies are formal bodies within a government responsible for implementing laws and public policies, delivering services, and regulating activities. They can be part of the executive branch or operate independently from direct political control. Agencies typically have defined mandates, jurisdiction, and authority to issue regulations, grant licenses, or provide services.
Classification varies by country but common types include executive departments or ministries, independent executive agencies, regulatory
Functions include rulemaking, program administration, licensing and permits, enforcement of laws, grant-making, procurement, and data collection.
Accountability and reform: Agencies are subject to transparency and accountability measures, including freedom of information laws