(07-22-2020, 03:05 AM)Whole India Wrote: 2] Suppression of Freedom to carryout projects

WI, I hate to say this, but what you're saying is simply untrue.
You have proposed many different projects that Seraph and your colleagues shot down for various reasons - too big, lack of interest.
However, you kept proposing ideas, to the point where Seraph had to give you a hard 'stop doing this' because you had kept doing it even after he kindly told you to stop.
So, TL;DR, There no suppression of freedom in the MoRA currently.

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Considering I am currently a fellow, I'll answer these questions as well:
- What are common causes for people to be inactive?
 Lack of interest, lack of constant activity. I, like most others, am most active when there's something that interests me. So I think that constant activity would be a massive booster, because it means more stuff happening.
- What do you think hold MoRA back from being efficient on all sides (Poor planning/strategy, poor work ethic, poor institutional structure?) 
Probably just inactivity, really.
Maybe poor work ethic on the part of some.
- What is your image of an ideal MoRA that can make you as productive as possible?
Probably the current one, plus more activity. I really like Seraph's open structure, and I think we should seek to implement it in all ministries in TSP, to differing extents (the MoRA works better for this than the MoFA, for example.)