Reform Dependencies

228 curated enabling links over all 171 ideas, read three ways: as a map, as an implementation order, and as a ranking of the reforms that unblock the most.

Reform Sequencing

Optimal implementation order derived from the dependency graph. Reforms are grouped into waves — groups that can proceed in parallel once their predecessors are complete. The critical path is the longest sequential chain; bottlenecks are reforms that block the most downstream activity.

Based on 171 reforms · 222 sequencing edges · 4 waves · critical path 3 steps long

171

Total Reforms

Waves

Critical Path Length

Bottleneck Reforms

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Wave 1★ critical

86 reforms

301111925

Wave 2★ critical

16 reforms

53224

Wave 3★ critical

5 reforms

1211

Wave 4

64 reforms

1512151210

Critical Path

Longest sequential dependency chain — 3 steps. Delays anywhere along this chain delay all subsequent reforms.

Bottleneck Reforms

Reforms that block the most downstream activity. Prioritise these to unblock the broadest set of subsequent reforms.

#	Wave	Priority	Downstream
1	1	47	54 reforms
2	1	47	54 reforms
3	1	52	53 reforms
4	1	46	52 reforms
5	1	46	52 reforms
6	1	45	51 reforms
7	1	51	51 reforms
8	1	45	51 reforms
9	1	51	51 reforms
10	1	45	51 reforms

64 Reforms in Dependency Cycles

These reforms have circular dependencies and have been placed at the end of the wave sequence. They are marked with a "cycle" badge and excluded from the critical path calculation.

Reform Distribution by Package & Wave

Package	W1	W2	W3	W4	Total
Infrastructure Unblock	30	5	1	15	51
SMME & Employment	11	3	—	12	26
Human Capital	11	2	2	15	30
Trade & Industrial	9	2	1	12	24
State Capacity	25	4	1	10	40