$1.3 million for Public Sector Reform

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The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has approved the sum of One million three hundred thousand Dollars ($1.3m) for the Public Sector Reform Project under the coordination of the Public Sector Reform Unit for 2010-2011. The two year work plan, which was mutually signed by Mr. E.B.O. Coker, Secretary to the President, who is also Chairman, Steering Committee on Public Sector Reform and Mr. Samuel Harbor, Deputy Country Director, UNDP will focus on developing capacity and key competencies within central and local government while enhancing cooperation with the private sector through Public-Private Partnerships. Funding under this project is specifically for the Civil Service Reform component of the new Public Sector Reform Programme. The aim is to establish a learner, performance-oriented, motivated, modern and efficient civil service that will deliver high quality services to its clients in a timely, transparent and cost effective manner, and further support national development particularly the agenda for change. It would be recalled that H.E the President created within his Office, the Public Sector Reform Unit to spearhead the overall Public Sector Reform Agenda. The overarching objective of the Public Sector Reform Unit is, among others, to build and strengthen the institutional capacity of the Public Sector for the efficient and effective delivery of public services.

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