Public Administration and Civil Service ReformEmerging Markets practice |
Sound public administration has at its core a rational and progressive civil service. Many challenges face developing nations as they look to reform civil service, including establishing a merit-based pay and grading system, rationalizing the size and function of ministries and agencies, offering training programs that adequately address gaps in skills, and recruiting and retaining high-performing staff.
Deloitte’s team of emerging markets professionals work beside numerous governments to strengthen public administration and develop capacity of civil servants who deliver services to citizens.
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Afghanistan civil service support Deloitte is working to enhance coordination across public sector organizations and to build the capacity of the government workforce in Afghanistan. |
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Strengthening institutional structures in South Sudan Deloitte is helping to build institutional and human capacity to support the establishment of effective, transparent and accountable institutional structures in the Government of Southern Sudan. |
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Technical assistance for policy reform in Egypt Deloitte supported this five-year, $134 million project to provide a broad and integrated source of technical assistance to Egyptian reformers to help them define and implement their visions for economic policy and institutional reforms. |
Featured insights
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In the hot seat: Reducing costs in public sector organizations in an age of austerity This research explores the levers that public-sector leaders have at their disposal, and the approaches that have proven to be successful, in order to reduce costs in public-sector organizations. |
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New shapes and sizes: Reshaping public sector organizations This report outlines how public bodies need to review their organization design in response to impending budget cuts. Given the looming government deficit, public bodies are likely to make major cuts in size (headcount), but it is important to also consider how this will affect shape (operating model). |
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