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<abstract>There is widespread agreement that the federal government faces a
range of challenges in the 21st century that it must confront to 
enhance performance, ensure accountability, and position the	 
nation for the future. Federal agencies will need the most	 
effective human capital systems to address these challenges and  
succeed in their transformation efforts during a period of likely
sustained budget constraints. More progress in addressing human  
capital challenges was made in the last 3 years than in the last 
20, and significant changes in how the federal workforce is	 
managed are underway. On April 14, 2004, GAO and the National	 
Commission on the Public Service Implementation Initiative hosted
a forum with selected executive branch officials, key		 
stakeholders, and other experts to help advance the discussion	 
concerning how governmentwide human capital reform should	 
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