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Rejuvenating Broken Britain © 2012 Achieve More CIC - all rights reserved Connecting the public service ecosystem @mark_thinks

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Page 1: Rejuvenating Broken Britain

Rejuvenating Broken Britain

© 2012 Achieve More CIC - all rights reserved

Connecting the public service ecosystem

@mark_thinks

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Delivering Social Justice will require strong leadership…….it will also require new and imaginative approaches to designing and funding services, and close partnership between the private, public and charitable sectors.

Social Justice: transforming lives (2012 p60)

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Forces pushing for change

National themes

Outcome based commissioning

Payment by results, Community Budgets

Open public services

State of

Troubled families

Partner working

Agency specific

State of

the nation

Probation review

Force collaboration

PCC

National initiatives Ending guns, gangs, youth violence

Reducing risk of organised crime

Life chances, work programmme

Examples only

Economy

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Forces resisting change Lacking commissioning skills

Third sector commercial experience

Capability to partner

Attribution issues (inputs & outputs)

Language, norms & behaviours

Different tools & processes

Increasing co-opetition

Old ways of workingInformation sharing protocols

Silo based, outdated IT systems

Organisation centric plans & policies

Priority conflicts

National vs. local

Ecosystem vs. agency

Organisational vs. personal

Leadership & workforce appetite

Increasing co-opetition

Initiative vs. initiative © 2012 Achieve More CIC - all rights reserved

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Capability to partner

Old ways of working

Priority conflicts

You need a platform for change and

relationship success

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CSF 3 -Effective

Relationship Architecture/s

Input

Reputation&

Results

Output

Fulfilling the promise of partnering

The ecosystem outcomes we deserve

CSF 1 - A Capability to PartnerInput

CSF 2 - The Right Partner/sInput

critical success factors

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To improve the outcomes

we need to improve the

interactions

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Addressing factors that affect collaboration

Collaboration

Leadership

Org purpose &direction

Values & Beliefs

CSF1

Team working &Individuals

Structure & control

Systems & Technology

Team working & individuals

Individual Makeup

Job role

Rewards & consequences

Policies & procedures

Team skills &training

Feedback mechanisms

See Alliance Brand page 149 onwards

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Ending gun, gang, youth crime

Salford ecosystem working

SERIOUS AND ORGANISED CRIME

S O C A

Serious Organised Crime

‘Troubled’ Families

Anuj Bidve

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Why Deliver better outcomes for less cost

Families Gangs

Nominal's

/ persons

of interest

CommunityInter

organisation

Intra

organisationFor

What Prevention, Enforcement, Support & Growth Ecosystem delivery

Change Engage Track Navigate Nurture

Connecting the public service ecosystem

Who

Relationship portfolio

Staff SuppliersStatutory

partners

Citizens/

representatives

Other

partners Members

Where

How

Joint plans,

projects,

programmes

&

inspections

Daily briefing

& tasking.

KPIs &

Scorecard

performance

Decision support

Risks, stakeholders,

diagnostics,

selection &

negotiation

Thematic

groups.

Informal /

Formal

working

Target

audience

accounts &

alliances

Change Engage Track Navigate Nurture

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Improving interactions in the offender ecosystem

‘Outside Place’

Probation

CommissionerSentencers

Commentators &

other Influencers Auditors/

Assessors

Quangos &

Central Govt

“The criminal justice ecosystem contains

complex relationships and interactions

among its stakeholders. These

interactions are what make the whole

thing work (or not). By making the

interactions better we can enhance the

way the ecosystem works and improve

the outcomes from it. The only way for

We are working closely with Staffordshire &

West Midlands Probation Trust on this

initiative.

‘Inside Place’

Victims, Citizens &

Communities

Other

Commissioners

Probation

Service

Providers

Other

services

Providers

Offender

Manager

Offender

the outcomes from it. The only way for

[Big] Society to achieve its mission is to

equip the participants to get better

results, together.”

Mark Darby

Author of Alliance Brand & social

entrepreneur

Police

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In conclusion

• Get a platform for change and relationship success

• Harness the forces pushing for change

• Address the forces resisting change

• Build a capability to partner

• Implement 21st century ways of working • Implement 21 century ways of working

• Act as an ecosystem to tackle priorities and redesign initiatives

• We can rejuvenate Broken Britain, together

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Contact us now to achieve more:

www.achievemorewithpam.com

www.achievemorecic.co.uk

Telephone +44 (0) 1273 704500

[email protected]

www.markdarby.co.uk

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