systemic reform
/sɪsˈtɛmɪk rɪˈfɔːm/ · sis·tɛ·mik rɪ·fɔrm
noun
- A thorough and widespread change to a system or institution, often aimed at addressing underlying issues or problems. The new government implemented systemic reforms to address corruption and improve transparency in the public sector.
- A reform that affects the entire system or institution, rather than just a small part of it. The company's systemic reform of its HR policies led to a significant reduction in employee turnover rates.
verb
- To make comprehensive changes to a system or institution, often in response to problems or issues. The city council decided to systemically reform the public transportation system to make it more efficient and accessible.
Synonyms
comprehensive reforminstitutional reformsystem-wide reformfar-reaching reformradical reformextensive reformbroad reform
Antonyms
Did you know? The concept of systemic reform has been influential in fields such as politics, economics, and social sciences, with many notable thinkers and leaders advocating for comprehensive changes to address complex problems.