reellering
Reellering is a term used in Dutch-language administrative discourse to describe the process of realigning policies, programs, or budgets with actual resources and intended outcomes. The concept denotes a re-evaluation and adjustment of ongoing activities to restore alignment between goals and resources after changes in conditions, performance results, or external constraints. In practice, reellering is often linked to governance reviews, audits, or performance assessments and is used to improve efficiency, effectiveness, and accountability.
Reellering typically involves several steps: a diagnostic assessment to identify misalignments; strategic decisions about scope and
The term is most commonly described in public sector budgeting and municipal planning within Dutch-speaking contexts,
Proponents view reellering as a mechanism to reduce waste, improve value for money, and enhance policy relevance.
Realignment, budget realignment, reprioritization, restructuring. Note: English usage is limited; translations often use realignment of resources