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1 © Institute for Performance Management Institute for Performance Management empowering tomorrow’s leaders The impact of performance management processes on service delivery Presented by: Mornè Jacobs © Institute for Performance Management What does the outcomes approach teach us? Start with the end in mind and then work backwords from there, BUT what do we learn from that as Government?

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Institute for

Performance Managementempowering tomorrow’s leaders

The impact of performance management processes on

service delivery

Presented by: Mornè Jacobs

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What does the outcomes approach teach us?

Start with the end in mind and then work backwords from there, BUT what do we learn from that as Government?

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Kusek & Rist (2004) describe evaluation as an assessment of a planned, ongoing, or completed intervention to determine its relevance, efficiency, effectiveness, impact and sustainability. The intent is to incorporate lessons learned into the decision-making process.

Impacts are the result of achieving specific outcomes such as reducing poverty and creating jobs. Impacts are ‘how we have actually influenced communities and target groups’

Policy Framework for the Government-Wide Monitoring and Evaluation System (2007)

Ten Steps to a Results-Based Monitoring and Evaluation System (2004)

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S 38 A municipality must-

(a) establish a performance management system that is-

(i) commensurate with its resources;

(ii) best suited to its circumstances; and

(iii) in line with the priorities, objectives, indicators and targets contained in its integrated development plan;

(b) promote a culture of performance management among its political structures, political office bearers and councillorsand in its administration; and

(c) administer its affairs in an economical, effective, efficient and accountable manner.

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© Institute for Performance ManagementService Delivery

Performance Auditing

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Performance Management is a strategicapproach to management, which equips leaders,managers, workers and stakeholders at differentlevels with a set of tools and techniques toregularly plan, continuously monitor, periodicallymeasure and review performance of Council interms of indicators, to determine its efficiency,effectiveness, economy and impact; therebyensuring improved delivery and value for moneyto the community and citizens and accountability.

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Planning and Review

Monitoring

Reporting

Evaluation

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IDP

Budget

SDBIP

In-year reporting

Annual Fin Statements

Annual report

Oversight report

5 Year

Strategy

Three Year Budget

Annual Performance

Report

Annual

implementation plan

PLANNING

MONITORING AND REPORTING

EVALUATION

Implementation monitoring

Accountability reporting

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Planning and Review

Intergovernmental

IDPMTREF & Budget

SDBIP & LSDBIP

Employee PMAdjustment

Budget & SDBIP

•Section 16 & 17 of MSA•S22 of MFMA•Participatory methods

•Analysis•Strategies•Prioritised projects•Integration•Approval

NewCircular 88

Outcomes

•Chapter 4 MFMA•3 year budget•Credible•Funded•Realistic

mSCOA

Circular 13•1 year detailed implementation plan

•Reg 805•PerfAgreement•Performance Plan•Development Plan

S28 & 54 MFMA

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Impact

Outcome

Output

Activities

Input

Improved Service delivery – eradicate service delivery backlogs

# of water connections

provided

% of communities with

access to decent water

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KPI’s

Projects

Processes

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Monitoring

Data Management

Data Validation AssessmentRisk

IdentificationReport

Generation

•Data collection•Records management•Security

•Computer information•POE’s•Internal Audit

•Scoring•Analysis

•Assessing potential problem-areas

•Collect information for inclusion•Analyse and compare info•Recommendation

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Monthly Quarterly Mid-year Annual Oversight Mid-term

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Evaluation

AdministrativeAuditor General

Risk Management

Impact Employee PMPolitical

Oversight

•Inputs•Outputs•Outcomes•Internal Audit

•Reg 2001•Chpt 6 MFMA

•S2 (c)(1) MFMA

•Outcomes•Integration

•Continuous•Annual

•S129 MFMA – Oversight report•MPAC•Audit + Performance Audit Committees

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Are we able to define and measure impact – with regard to improved service delivery or are we to much focussed on Outputs only?

Do we plan for service delivery improvement and do we measure the improvement in terms of efficiency, effectiveness and economy?

The intention of performance management is to improve service delivery – is that the case in your municipality?

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Thank you

For a two day training intervention where the PM process and principles are explained in more detail contact:

Mornè JacobsInstitute for Performance Management

[email protected]: 082 775 6258

Landline: 011 312 4302