Public Private Collaboration – A Public Private Collaboration – A cure for public service cure for public service

inefficiency?inefficiency?Dr Maria Kerslake & Ianesi Faasisila-Enosa

(Samoa Public Service Commission)

26 September 2013Apia, Samoa

Presentation OutlinePresentation Outline

• What is ‘Public Private Collaboration?’

• Samoa’s Experience

• Lessons Learnt & Way Forward

What is Public Private Collaboration?What is Public Private Collaboration?

National Development

National Development=

“The whole can be vastly greater than the sum of parts”

What is Public Private Collaboration?What is Public Private Collaboration?

Samoa’s Experience - PPCSamoa’s Experience - PPC

(a) Across organizations within a country

Collaboration across agenciesCollaboration across agencies

Collaboration - industry / sectorCollaboration - industry / sector

(b) Within an industry or sector

Collaboration – multiple Collaboration – multiple stakeholder on a global basis stakeholder on a global basis

(c) Across multiple stakeholders on a global basis

Inefficiency of Service DeliveryInefficiency of Service Delivery

Community

Health, Water, Electricity, etc…Health, Water, Electricity, etc…

Government Services

Case Study – Building LicensesCase Study – Building Licenses

Case Study – Land registrationCase Study – Land registration

Key Challenges – Why services Key Challenges – Why services ineffective?ineffective?

• Effective leadership;

• Public service delivery – focus on community impact;

• Attitude / behaviour / mindset in service delivery – right values and conduct

Way Forward: PPC FrameworkWay Forward: PPC Framework

Government / Private Sector

Ministries/Agencies

Private Sector Entities Chamber of CommerceNGOs & CBO

Industry AssociationsCommunities/Citizens

CollaborativeMind set &Behaviour

Impact focussed

Solid andeffectiveleadership

Public – Public – Private Private

CollaborationCollaboration

Way Forward . . . . . .Way Forward . . . . . .

ConcludeConclude• “O le tele o sulu e maua ai figota –

the more torches used, the more shellfish found”

Fa’afetai lavaFa’afetai lava

Questions & FeedbackQuestions & Feedback