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The Adoption of Innovative Strategies for Enhanced Service Delivery

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Nduduzo Ndebele, Andrew Enaifoghe

01 January 2024

Social Sciences and Education Research Review Journal

English

uKESA Librarian 2

Journal article

Africa

The objective of the study is to examine the challenges and prospects for the adoption of innovative strategies to enhance the delivery of services in the South African public sector (PDF, 361KB). The public sector is under pressure to provide new public services with increasingly scarce resources. In the context of South Africa, public service is essential because public services are promised and guaranteed by the constitution, and more citizens depend on state provisions, due to the high unemployment rate in the country. As such, using a qualitative approach this study intends to interrogate the concept of innovation in the public sector and its role in ensuring that the public sector provides enhanced services and can meet the needs of the citizens. This article further provides a systematic review of the empirical literature on barriers and benefits within public sector innovation processes and suggests ways in which public service employees can overcome these barriers.

 

The study concludes that public sector innovation has a considerable and varied impact on public sector performance as a result there’s a need for innovation to be an integrated part of public sector service delivery. As a result there’s a need for innovation to be an integrated part of public sector service delivery.

 

 

Abstract based on original source.

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Built environment

Governance

Human settlements

Innovative Technologies

Livelihoods

Local government

Municipal Innovation Collection

Policy

Poverty & inequality

Public administration

Public participation

Service delivery

South Africa

Unemployment

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