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A recent study shows that there are 5 key trends for governments worldwide;

  1. Change is accelerating
    Governments need to culturally attune to continuous change, supporting visionary champions who are empowered to effect meaningful change and embed innovation and change management at the core of their activities.

  2. Voters demand more -collaboration is essential
    In a world where citizens have almost instant access to information and services, governments must become transparent, accountable, collaborative and responsive or lose the trust and respect - and therefore the business -of their voters.

  3. The world is your constituency
    Leaders must think and act globally, considering global best practice and seeking opportunities to collaborate, innovate and integrate across nations. For government this includes sharing functions across traditional sovereign boundaries to serve constituents better.

  4. Success arises from being bold and Dynamic
    Governments need to have a bold and dynamic mindset -supporting and empowering it citizens to break free from old and wasteful patterns of behaviour.

  5. Social responsibility must be internalised
    Environmental and social responsibility need to be integral to government’s mission, vision and behaviour -a key factor in all governmental goals and strategies and part of the government's culture at all levels of management.

At Credience, we are committed to supporting governments and their various departments in identifying and then mitigating all their financial risks, and indeed other forms of risk management. In particular, we have helped Treasury departments and Finance departments for various Governments.

 

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