What does it take to make an outcomes-based approach deliver the goods?

By The Mandarin

December 20, 2017

Governments are increasingly focused on being customer-centric and outcomes-based. As a result, they are starting to move towards outcomes-based approaches.

An outcomes-based approach allows departments and specific program areas to organise and communicate priorities to achieve what matters and makes a difference rather than just going through the motions.

Importantly, it takes the focus off measuring what’s been done and puts it onto measuring what’s been achieved. But it isn’t easy; it requires a supportive culture and a very specific skill set.

The Migrating Towards Outcomes-Based Approaches conference will provide you with the knowledge and information you need to take an outcomes-based approach.

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Engage directly with leading proponents at the forefront of Outcomes-Based Approaches from state, federal and overseas government agencies.

Speakers include:

 The conference will cover:

  • How government agencies around the world are applying outcomes-based approaches
  • How to build a culture that supports outcomes-based approaches
  • Lessons from commissioning and deliverology
  • How to apply an outcomes-based approach: establishing measurable performance expectations, identifying the right indicators, monitoring progress, using indicators to manage to outcomes

Who will attend?

Representatives of Government Departments/Agencies with responsibility for:

  • Programs
  • Policy + Strategy
  • Commissioning
  • Contract Management
  • Impact Investment
  • Performance
  • Evaluation
  • Reporting

Representatives of NGO’s with responsibility for:

  • Outcomes Measurement
  • Impact Measurement
  • Evaluation

For more information, visit the website or email customercare@criterionconferences.com to talk to our customer service team.

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