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Product/Services Overview:

STRUCTURING GOVERNANCE: Smart City & Initiative Governance Structuring service as the part of SDP’s Management Consulting & Government Advisory service offering for Public, Private and Social sector clients.

 

Product/ Service Delivery Duration:

Min 2-3 months depending upon Size of offering required and Scope of Work.

 

Ideal Client Type:

Public, Private and Social sector clients: International Agencies, National Governments-Ministries; Local Governments-Municipalities, Development Authorities, Smart City SPVs/ offices, Private Companies.

 

What is in the package of Product/Services (Deliverables)?

  • Smart City & Initiative Governance Structuring, Governance Operating Model Report.
  • Support & Guidelines for Smart City & Initiative Governance Structuring service and Stakeholder Management.

 

Product Offering/SoW Overview:

  • To the framework of project management, especially regarding rules, procedures, roles and the division of responsibilities within the whole decision-making process.
  • To be proactive with a flexible and responsive attitude, as this directly translates into efficient and seamless development;
  • To focus on client satisfaction and the customer experience, so that all of their needs can be fulfilled;
  • To practice active management that inspires action and keeps the project going;
  • To prioritize innovation and continuous improvement in order to deliver state-of-the-art outcomes, always of the highest quality;
  • To maintain harmony within the processes, especially between both parties;
  • To collaborate with a win-win attitude, so that project success translates into achieving or maintaining a competitive advantage for both our client and ourselves;
  • To communicate frequently and clearly, so that everything is transparent and there are no bottlenecks to slow down project development;
  • To review and approve key decisions through management control, in order to make sure that the project proceeds in the right direction.
  • To facilitate strategic planning for both the project and project resources, we assign one of our expert Client Engagement Managers (CEMs) to the client’s account.
  • To establish and maintain clear organizational structure, as well as transparent processes and practices for managing the client-company relationship.
  • Identify strengths and weaknesses and guide smart city planning.
  • Track progress in achieving pre-defined goals and targets and identify the position of the city in its efforts towards smartness.
  • Stimulate discussions among various stakeholders that may result in improved mobilization of resources.
  • Governance Meetings are a vital part of our governance model, which are held on different management levels and concern various aspects of the project.
  • To provide a Strategic Review every six months – this is a face-to-face meeting between both our client’s senior leadership teams and our own. It is all about presenting and adjusting the strategic vision and agenda for the months to come, discussing new opportunities and requirements, and reviewing financial performance.
  • To attend Monthly Operational Meeting-This meeting is held once a month and it is where we discuss resourcing updates, project performance against KPIs, and any risks and issues as notified by the teams.
  • To attend Weekly Operational Meeting-The most frequently held meeting, during which we review progress reports and key delivery risks, and talk about any issues regarding current project delivery.
  • Logic – the established framework should be reasonable and make sense to everyone involved.
  • Adequacy – there isn’t a set governance structure that works for everyone; this is something that should always be adjusted to the organisation or project at hand.
  • Transparency – all information regarding the governance structure has to be clearly stated, understandable and available to every team member.
  • Repeatability – the mechanisms and procedures involved should be all-encompassing, so that they can be applied repeatedly to any given situation.
  • Efficiency – the governance structure should allow any project to run as smoothly and productively as possible; it has to be solution-oriented.
  • Less bottlenecks or hurdles in the decision making process because the procedures and division of responsibilities are clearly defined;
  • Increased reliability and trust from our clients since the risk of potential misunderstandings or communication issues are reduced to a minimum.

 

Key Benefits:

  • Logic – the established framework should be reasonable and make sense to everyone involved.

  • Adequacy – there isn’t a set governance structure that works for everyone; this is something that should always be adjusted to the organisation or project at hand.

  • Transparency – all information regarding the governance structure has to be clearly stated, understandable and available to every team member.

  • Repeatability – the mechanisms and procedures involved should be all-encompassing, so that they can be applied repeatedly to any given situation.

  • Efficiency – the governance structure should allow any project to run as smoothly and productively as possible; it has to be solution-oriented.

  • Less bottlenecks or hurdles in the decision making process because the procedures and division of responsibilities are clearly defined;

  • Increased reliability and trust from our clients since the risk of potential misunderstandings or communication issues are reduced to a minimum

 

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    • Ineffective implementation of rules and laws,
    • Very low level of awareness of rights and duties among citizens, and the lack of accountability.
    • Strengthening the institutions of governance. Parliament is the supreme representative institution. The political representative represents the electorate. Many a times concerns are expressed on various fronts about the falling standards in the quality of participation, conduct of proceedings and so on.
    • Improving the functioning of civil service and bureaucracy. Ultimately it is the permanent executive that is responsible for policy implementation. It is necessary to develop a responsive civil service that is professional, energetic and caters to people's needs.
    • Reassuring the citizens with establishing an independent and accountable judiciary. The judiciary is to be seen as an effective instrument of maintenance of rule of law and upholding of social justice.
    • Making the private sector accountable through adopting sound business practices, adhering to rules and regulations and protecting the interests of consumers.
    • Educating the citizens about their rights and obligations, and making them partners in all development activities.
    • The issues and challenges that confront governance require effective functioning of three wings of government namely executive, legislature and judiciary and building appropriate linkages amongst the organs. Governance has to strike a suitable balance between parliamentary supremacy and judicial independence
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