Service Delivery Review, Vol 5 No 3
A learning Journal for Public Service Managers<< Back to SDR index
Skills knowledge learning
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Contents
Issues
- Pioneering the needs of our citizen
- Purpose and objectives of the SMS Conference
- On planning and strategies: The case of eThekwini Municipality
- Repositioning the government machinery for poverty alleviation
- Leadership and professionalism for SMS members
- Investigating the criminal justice system
- Results on basic needs
- Infrastructure investment roll-out challenges
- Is government optimally poised to acheive set objectives and targets in time?
- JIPSA’s role in the broader ASGISA programme
- Social aspects of building a competent, responsive and representative labour force
- The business sector’s role in accelerating growth
- The imperative of Batho Pele in a pot of transitions
- Purpose of the Batho Pele Learning Network
- The “Mystery” of Knowledge Management
- Getting KZN’s arts and culture in order
- Assessing capability in the public sector
- Peer review and the legacy of learning from each other
- The 2006 Public Service Week: A Batho Pele Revitalisation Initiative
- Poverty alleviation in rural China
- Moving towards the 2015 Millennium Goal Targets to address skills shortages
- Some thoughts on the governance and administration cluster
- Creating a centre for excellence
- The UK Charter Mark system: Lessons for the South African public service
- Kimberley’s Breastfeeding Mother’s Lodge
- The implementation of Batho Pele by the eThekwini Municipality
- Improvement of Filing System at Rob Ferreira Hospital
- “South Africa, alive with possibility” Building national pride
- Knowledge services: The “Why” of Knowledge Management
- Knowledge Management for development
- Establishing a SA National Centre for Informatics and Knowledge Management
- Skills development for growth: A local government perspective
Opinions expressed in this journal are not those of government but reflect the views of individual writers
