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Roll out

Meaning in public administration, with examples

phrasal verbCommon term

In public administration, roll out means: To introduce a new service, system or policy, often step by step, so that it becomes available across a whole organization, region or country.

In Turkish: hayata geçirmek, yaygınlaştırmak, kademeli olarak uygulamaya koymak

How it is used

Common in project and IT language: roll out a new system, roll out nationwide, roll something out to all offices. The noun is rollout (or roll-out): the rollout of the new ID cards. A rollout often follows a pilot.

Example sentences

  1. After a successful pilot in two provinces, the appointment system will be rolled out nationwide.

  2. We plan to roll out the new software to all district offices by June.

Common collocations

  • roll out nationwide
  • roll out a system
  • phased rollout
  • rollout plan
  • implementTo put a decision, plan, law or policy into practice so that it actually takes effect.
  • e-governmentThe use of the internet and digital technology to provide public services and information, so that people and businesses can deal with the state online.
  • strategic planA formal document that sets out an organization's mission, long-term goals, priorities and targets for several years, and explains how progress will be measured.
  • service deliveryThe way public services actually reach the people who use them, including access, speed, quality and the channels through which they are provided.

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