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Public Sector Performance In Türkiye. Kerim ÜNAL National Productivity Centre of Türkiye Secretary General and Member of Board and Vice President of European Association of National Productivity Centres 04.11.2009 Riyadh , Saudi Arabia. Content.
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Public Sector PerformanceIn Türkiye Kerim ÜNAL NationalProductivityCentre of Türkiye Secretary General andMember of Board and VicePresident of EuropeanAssociation of NationalProductivityCentres 04.11.2009 Riyadh, SaudiArabia
Content • A few words on dimensions of performance • The current situation and experience in Türkiye and MPM • 2010 World Productivity Congress and European Productivity Conference
Performance? • Results of an organizations’s deeds can be named as; • Effectiveness, • Performance, • Productivity, • Healthiness, • Quality, • Competitiveness, • Excellence, • Success… etc.
Performance? • Performance in the public sector is a blurry, elusive concept. • The underlying concepts of performance are implicit.
Transformation System • Inputs Processes OutputsImpact
Efficiency • “Doing things right” • Efficiency = Amount of Input Consumed in Reality/ (The Lowest Possible) Amount of Input Expected to be Consumed • Inputs Processes OutputsImpact
Effectiveness • “Doing the right things” • Effectiveness = Amount of Output Produced in Reality / Amount of Planned (Expected) Output • Inputs Processes OutputsImpact
Productivity • Productivity = Output(s) / Input(s) • Inputs Processes OutputsImpact
Turkish Public Finance Management System • The law number 5018, “Public Finance Management and Control” • Based on the systems of UK, USA and The Netherlands. • In force since 2003.
Aims • The efficient and effective use of public funds. • Transparency and accountability
Tools • Strategic planning • Performance based budgeting (Performance programming)
Difficulties Encountered • Refraining from designating concrete targets • Delibaretly designating lower targets than potential • Lack of upper management support
Results so far • Higher Effectiveness • Focusing on the outcomes and impact. • “Doing the right thing” • More rational decision process • Cost/benefit analysis • Choosing among the best alternatives • Higher Quality rather than quantity of the public service
Services of MPM • Re-organization and determining permanent staff. • Establishing Quality Management Systems • Establishing Performance Measurement Systems. • Strategic Planning training and consultancy
Invitation • 16th World Productivity Congress and European Productivity Conference 2010 • 1-4 November 2010, Antalya, Türkiye • http://www.wpc-epc2010.org.tr/en/
Thank you for your attention… Kerim ÜNAL NationalProductivityCentre of Türkiye Secretary General andMember of Board and VicePresident of EuropeanAssociation of NationalProductivityCentres