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Public Private Collaboration – A cure for public service inefficiency?

Explore the concept & impact of Public-Private Collaboration in Samoa's public service sector, highlighting experiences, challenges, & the way forward for efficient service delivery.

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Public Private Collaboration – A cure for public service inefficiency?

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  1. Public Private Collaboration – A cure for public service inefficiency? Dr Maria Kerslake & Ianesi Faasisila-Enosa (Samoa Public Service Commission) 26 September 2013 Apia, Samoa

  2. Presentation Outline • What is ‘Public Private Collaboration?’ • Samoa’s Experience • Lessons Learnt & Way Forward

  3. What is Public Private Collaboration? National Development = “The whole can be vastly greater than the sum of parts”

  4. What is Public Private Collaboration?

  5. Samoa’s Experience - PPC

  6. Collaboration across agencies • Across organizations within a country

  7. Collaboration - industry / sector (b) Within an industry or sector

  8. Collaboration – multiple stakeholder on a global basis (c) Across multiple stakeholders on a global basis

  9. Inefficiency of Service Delivery Government Services Health, Water, Electricity, etc… Community

  10. Case Study – Building Licenses

  11. Case Study – Land registration

  12. Key Challenges – Why services ineffective? • Effective leadership; • Public service delivery – focus on community impact; • Attitude / behaviour / mindset in service delivery – right values and conduct

  13. Way Forward: PPC Framework Government / Private Sector Ministries/Agencies NGOs & CBO Private Sector Entities Chamber of Commerce Communities/Citizens Industry Associations

  14. Way Forward . . . . . . Solid and effective leadership Collaborative Mind set & Behaviour Impact focussed Public – Private Collaboration

  15. Conclude • “O le tele o sulu e maua ai figota – the more torches used, the more shellfish found”

  16. Fa’afetai lavaQuestions & Feedback

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