Ideologies influence public sector reforms by shaping the values and principles guiding policy changes. Different political beliefs, such as liberalism, conservatism, or socialism, provide frameworks for how public services should be organized and managed. For instance, a neoliberal ideology may emphasize privatization and efficiency, while a social democratic approach might prioritize equity and social welfare. These ideological perspectives guide decision-makers in determining priorities, resources allocation, and approaches to delivering public goods. Consequently, the prevailing ideology determines the directions and outcomes of public sector reforms, impacting citizens' lives directly.