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Funding Outcomes, Not Inputs RESULTS - ORIENTED GOVERNMENT

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Funding Outcomes, Not Inputs

RESULTS - ORIENTED

GOVERNMENT

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• Bureaucratic governments reward their employees based on other things:• Their longevity• The size of budget and staff they

manage• Their level of authority

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• Politics focuses on perceptions and ideology, not performance• Accountability, performance and

results

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POWER OF PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT

•What gets measured gets done• If you don’t measure results, you

cant tell success from failure

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POWER OF PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT

• If you can’t see success, you can’t learn from it• If you can’t recognize failure, you

can‘t correct it

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PUTTING PERFORMANCE MEASURES TO WORK

• Paying for performance• Managing for performance• Budgeting for results

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POWER OF PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT

•What gets measured gets done• If you don’t measure results, you

cant tell success from failure

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Meeting the Needs of the Customer, Not the Bureaucracy

CUSTOMER - DRIVEN

GOVERNMENT

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• Few people in the government use the word customer

• Democratic governments exist to serve their citizens

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• The government is customer-blind• They don’t get their fund from their

customers•Government strives to please

interest groups

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GETTING CLOSE TO THE CUSTOMER

• Importance of listening to one’s customers

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PUTTING CUSTOMERS IN THE DRIVER’S SEAT

• Most customers know what is important to them• This may sound radical at first

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ADVANTAGES• Force service providers to be

accountable to their customers• Depoliticize the choice-of-

provider decision• Stimulate more innovation

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ADVANTAGES• Give people choices between

different kinds of services•Waste less, because they match

supply to demand• Create greater opportunities for

equity

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TURNING AGENCY-DRIVEN GOV’T ON ITS HEAD

• Putting resources in the customers’ hands is not enough, existing bureaucracies must be transformed

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Earning Rather Than Spending

ENTERPRISING GOVERNMENT

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• Few people in the government use the word customer

• Democratic governments exist to serve their citizens