The Office of the Deputy Governor is inviting members of the public to complete a survey on the Public Service Transformation Programme, which guides the development and modernisation of the Public Service. The survey is open until October 17.
Public Service Transformation Manager Kishann Cupid Braithwaite said the survey comes at a pivotal point in the programme. “For the past seven years, the Public Service Transformation Programme has been the driving force behind advancements in the Public Service,” Mrs Cupid Braithwaite said. “Across our priority areas of digital transformation, human resources and public administration, good governance and customer service, we have worked to improve our service standards to better serve customers.”
She added that public input is essential as the programme moves forward under a new strategic framework. “We are now at a critical point. With the launch of a new Strategic Framework that brings into focus the methods we want to use, we need the input of some of our most critical stakeholders to help us understand how the programme has been working and what the public’s vision is for the next chapter of development in the Public Service,” Mrs Cupid Braithwaite said.
The Strategic Framework, launched earlier this year, connects the transformation programme with other national plans, establishes methods for advancing the Public Service, and seeks to address gaps in organisational development.
According to the Office of the Deputy Governor, the survey takes about 10 minutes to complete and responses will remain confidential. It can be accessed online at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/WXKL3YM
