institutional reform
[ɪn.stɪˈtjuː.ʃən.əl rɪˈfɔːrm]
nounpl: institutional reforms
reforma institucional
1. A comprehensive change or restructuring of governmental, organizational, or administrative systems and structures to improve their effectiveness, efficiency, or legitimacy
The country underwent major institutional reform to strengthen its democratic processes.
O país passou por uma grande reforma institucional para fortalecer seus processos democráticos.
2. Legislative or structural modifications aimed at modernizing institutions and adapting them to contemporary needs
Institutional reform in the judiciary aimed to reduce bureaucratic delays.
A reforma institucional no judiciário visava reduzir atrasos burocráticos.
3. Political or administrative changes designed to improve governance and public service delivery
The government proposed institutional reform to combat corruption.
O governo propôs reforma institucional para combater a corrupção.
In Brazil, 'reforma institucional' is frequently discussed in political contexts, particularly regarding judicial reform, legislative restructuring, and anti-corruption efforts. The term gained prominence during discussions of constitutional reforms and modernization initiatives. In the United States, institutional reform is commonly associated with systemic changes in education, criminal justice, and government agencies.
Related Idioms & Phrases
sweeping institutional reform
institutional reform agenda
call for institutional reform
implement institutional reform
push for institutional reform
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