A policy agenda refers to the set of issues or topics that are prioritized by policymakers and government institutions. It is often shaped through a combination of public opinion, media influence, and political pressures. Stakeholders, including interest groups and political parties, actively lobby to get their issues recognized on the agenda. The process involves negotiation, compromise, and the visibility of certain issues over others, which reflects societal values and current events. Ultimately, the policy agenda serves as a roadmap for decision-making and resource allocation by governmental bodies.