One approach is a highly collaborative way of managing future policy implementations such as the development of proactive public services. Such proactive services require little to no action by the users and eliminate the “burden and confusion for citizens and businesses, who can now obtain services without dealing with bureaucracy”.
A collaborative strategy for implementing future policies involves developing forward-thinking public services that are user-friendly and self-sufficient. By doing so, these services reduce the "burden and confusion" typically encountered in bureaucratic processes, allowing citizens and businesses to easily obtain services without assistance.