INSTITUTIONAL STRENGTHENING & REFORM

CPCS’s success in planning infrastructure and in introducing a more commercial approach to infrastructure management, often depends on the extent to which institutions can respond and adapt to new approaches. Public institutions must be able to implement and support change.

We assess and strengthen the capacity of government institutions to perform key public sector roles, such as policy, planning and regulation. We diagnose organizational and human resource strengths and weaknesses. We design new or strengthened institutional arrangements that fit the country’s circumstances and recommend financial solutions to enable them to attract appropriate staff.  We help implement these plans, ensuring our clients can absorb new projects and effectively transition to market-oriented management systems

We provide governance, management, organizational development, staffing, training and adjustment services to implement these plans, both to public- and private-sector clients, drawing on our global network of specialized, experienced consultants.

The results of this work are improved service, more effective public institutions, and a better operating environment for private companies.

For more information about CPCS’s Institutional Strengthening & Reform Practice, contact:

Doug Patriquin – Practice Leader, Institutional Strengthening & Reform
Tel: +1 613 237 2500 x319
Email: dpatriquin@cpcstrans.com

Related projects

> SIERRA LEONE – Commercialization of Port and Logistics Facilities

> JORDAN – Creation of a Land Transport Regulatory Commission (LTRC)

> INDIA – Enhanced Private Sector Participation in Infrastructure Development at State-Level

> REGIONAL – Feasibility Study and Prospectus Preparation for ECOMARINE

> VIETNAM – Inland Waterways Administration Institutional Strengthening and Business Planning

> JORDAN – Jordan: Land Transport Regulatory Commission Review

> KENYA – Kenya Port Authority Private Sector Participation Strategy

> NIGERIA – Lagos Rapid Mass Transit Advisory Project

> TANZANIA – Mtwara PPP for Public Private Infrastructure Appraisal

> KENYA – Northern Corridor Transport Cost Study

> PAPUA NEW GUINEA – PNG Strategic Plan for Ports System Reform

> CHINA – Policy Reform in Road Transport

> LIBERIA – Port Management Sector Reform Project

> MALDIVES – Private Sector Participation Study for the Maldives Port Authority

> CANADA – Process Review of Environmental Petitions Process and Indian and Northern Affairs Canada

> PAPUA NEW GUINEA – Rehabilitation of the Maritime Navigation Project

> REGIONAL – Revision of the AU/NEPAD African Action Plan

> SAUDI ARABIA – Saudi Rail Landbridge Project

> NIGERIA – Setting up of the National Roads Board and Road Fund

> CANADA – Urban Bus Toolkit