Applied Performance Practices of Private and Public Sector Flashcards

(41 cards)

1
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The economy’s engine is a vast machine, powered by two pistons:

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Public and Private
Sectors.

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focus on collective good, providing essential services and fostering social
welfare.

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Public sectors

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3
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seek innovation and profit, synchronizing their goals to propel the nation forward.

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Private sectors

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4
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_____________ and _____________ are propelled by profit-seeking companies in the private sector, which are always looking for new methods to satisfy customers and provide value.

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Growth and innovation

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-This industry stimulates __________________ by producing income, jobs, and tax revenues. Its success is contingent upon its efficacy, flexibility, and prompt market reaction.

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Private Sector, economic dynamism

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_____________and _____________ interaction are crucial for businesses and public services.

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Public policy, Private Sector

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sets standards, incentivizes investment, and provides data infrastructure

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Public policy

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can help address complex challenges like infrastructure development and environmental protection.

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Public-private partnerships

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9
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essential for ensuring synergy between these sectors.

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  1. Effective governance,
  2. Open communication, and
  3. A shared commitment
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is made up of governmental organizations and agencies that offer vital services including healthcare, education, law enforcement, and national defense, all with the main objective of advancing the general welfare. Usually financed by taxes, these groups answer to the voting public.

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Public sector

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Strategies in the Public Sector

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  1. Long-term planning:
  2. Evidence-based decision-making:
  3. Engagement of stakeholders
  4. Efficiency and innovation
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Because the problems public sector organizations face is frequently complicated and require time to overcome, they must frequently make long-term plans.

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Long-term planning

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Rather of relying solely on ideology or subjective judgments, public sector organizations should make decisions based on facts and evidence.

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Evidence-based decision-making:

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Public sector organizations must take into account the requirements of all parties involved, including companies, individuals, and other governmental bodies.

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Engagement of stakeholders:

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Public sector organizations must come up with creative methods to provide services in a more effective and efficient manner.

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Efficiency and innovation

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Process of Public Sector

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  1. Policy development
  2. Budgeting and resource allocation
  3. Program implementation
  4. Performance evaluation and measurement
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17
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Making and carrying out public policy is frequently a complicated process involving a number of parties.

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Policy development

18
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In order to satisfy the requirements of the populace, public sector institutions must properly distribute their limited resources.

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Budgeting and resource allocation

19
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Entities in the public sector must carry out their assigned responsibilities for the services and programs in an efficient manner.

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Program implementation

20
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Public sector organizations must monitor their advancement and assess the success of their initiatives.

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Performance evaluation and measurement

21
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comprises profit-driven businesses and organizations, with the primary objective of maximizing shareholder value, typically funded by investors, and held accountable to their shareholders.

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Private Sector

22
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Strategies in the Private Sector

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  1. Profitability
  2. Growth
  3. Innovation
23
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Businesses in the private sector must concentrate on making a profit for their investors.

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Profitability

24
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Businesses in the private sector must figure out how to increase their operations and market share.

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To keep a step ahead of the competition, private sector companies must exhibit innovation.
Innovation
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Process of Private Sector
1. Sales and marketing 2. Production and operations 3. Accounting and finance
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Businesses in the private sector must advertise their goods and services to prospective clients.
Sales and marketing
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Businesses in the private sector must create their goods and services in an effective and efficient manner.
Production and operations
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Businesses in the private sector must keep a close eye on their financial situation and performance.
Accounting and finance:
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Cooperation between Public and Private Sectors
1. Public-private partnerships or PPPs 2. Purchases 3. Regulation
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are collaborations between the public and private sectors aimed at delivering public services.
Public-private partnerships or PPPs
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Products and services are obtained by the public sector from the commercial sector.
Purchases
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To safeguard the public interest, the public sector governs the private sector.
Regulation
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are collaborations in which the private sector finances, constructs, manages, and maintains a public asset or service. They involve the government and the private sector. This approach makes use of the advantages of both sectors, including the government's ability to regulate and its long-term vision.
Public-private partnerships (PPPs)
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Since ________, the Philippines has been implementing Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) as a key development driver, with a steady increase in projects across various sectors since the Build- Operate-Transfer Law
1993
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Through the construction of toll roads, airports, seaports, railroads, and power plants, PPPs have greatly increased economic activity, lowered travel times, and enhanced connectivity in the Philippines.
Infrastructure
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PPPs have significantly enhanced the quality of life for millions of Filipinos, especially in underserved areas, by providing essential services like water supply, sanitation, healthcare, and education.
Social Services
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PPPs also come with challenges
1. Complex procurement procedures 2. Risk allocation 3. Affordability
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It might be difficult and time-consuming to choose the best commercial partner and to make sure that the bidding process is fair and transparent.
Complex procurement procedures
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To guarantee that both the public and private sectors have an incentive to perform, sharing risks between them requires careful thought.
Risk allocation
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High upfront expenditures associated with PPP initiatives may result in increased user or service prices
Affordability