COURSE OBJECTIVES:
At the end of this program, participants will be able to:
- Understand the basic concepts and key terms of Government’s Public Policy.
- Assess the positioning of Government’s Public Policy with other institutions.
- Appreciate the inter-relation of Public Policy, Public Administration and Governance.
- Outline the major challenges facing Policy Making Government/Stakeholders.
TARGETED AUDIENCE:
- Senior Management and Middle Management.
- Senior Government Officers.
- Officers.
- Executive Management and Directors.
- Ministerial & Ministerial Committee Levels.
- Governing Body & CEO Levels.
COURSE OUTLINE:
MODULE I: Public Policy, Governance & Administration
Unit 1: Introduction to Public Policy
- What is Public Policy?
- Basic Concepts of Public Policy.
- Why Governments use Public Policy?
- Public Policy Theories, Ideologies and Contexts.
- Government Public Policy in Different Substantive Fields.
Unit 2: Public Policy Development Process
- Problem Identification and Definition.
- Policy Formulation.
- Information Research & Information Analysis.
- Policy Design.
- Policy Recommendations.
Unit 3: Public Policy Development Process
- Policy Planning& Decision Making.
- Policy Implementation.
- Policy Monitoring.
- Policy Evaluation.
- Policy Maintenance / Termination.
Unit 4: Public Governance, Public Administration
- Governance in the Public Sector.
- Principles of Good Governance.
- Governance Framework.
- Public Management Structure.
- Public Policy, Governance & Administration Interplay.
Unit 5: Public Policy and Politics
- Government Governance
- Do Policies Determine Politics
- Classification of Public Policy Types
- Dimensions Distinguishing Policy-Politics Relations
- Policy Institutions
MODULE II: PPP (Public-Private-Partnership)
Unit 6: Defining Public-Private Partnerships and Setting the Framework & Structure
- Rationale, aim, and motivation for engaging PPP.
- Key phases of the PPP project process.
- The structure of the PPPs.
- Different types of PPPs.
- The four levels of preparation and implementation.
Unit 7: Key Decision Criteria to Identification of PPP Projects, PPP Screening & Cost-Benefit Analysis
- Public investment delivery model.
- Analysis of cost benefits of a PPP relationship.
- How to get value for money in PPP projects.
- Market potential.
- The capacity of assuming long term commitments.
Unit 8: Personal and Professional Conduct
- Etiquette for formal occasions.
- Handling difficult personalities.
- Choices for dealing with various behaviors.
- International business etiquette.
- Customs and cultural sensitivity awareness.
Unit 9: Sources of International Public Relations
- Some international media organizations or The National press agency.
- Types of consulting companies.
- Advantages of using an international public relations consulting firm.
- Disadvantages of using a consulting firm.
- Q/As session.
Unit 10: Moral & Legal Aspects for Government/Stakeholders relationship
- Ethical aspects.
- Contracts and Commercial Fraud.
- The effectiveness of the law and continuity.
- Ownership and transfer of copyrights.
- Literary rights and licensing of work copies.
PLACE: London (UK)
VENUE (TBC): INDUSTRIOUS (1 and 2, 245 Hammersmith Road Floors, London W6 8PW)
LANGUAGE: English