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Functional Review of Government Ministries/agencies
Methodology and Concept
Kick-Off Presentation
February 2017
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Government Functions toward Citizen’s Development
.
Delivery of
Services to
Citizens
Public
Services
Government
(ministries/agencies
Citizen’s Development
Government Resources:
Taxes
Natural Resources
(Donations/Grants)
Rule of Law, Health,
Education, Water, Energy,
Rural Development, Housing,
Welfare,,,,,Good Governance
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Goals of the Operation
Identify and Analyze
• Overall functions distribution of presently 48 top level units
• Detailed functions, structures and resources of selected units (like IARCSC, IDLG, MOF, MOEC, MAIL, MoEdu, MoPH, MRRD and MOPW)
• Overall functions, structures, of general provincial administration, district administration and decentral units of Ministries
• Key vertical processes and lines of command
Optimize and Create
• Horizontal optimization of distribution and clustering of functions
• Vertical optimization of distribution and clustering of functions between top level and lower levels
• Optimization of top-down lines command and processes
• Create instruments for managing functions, structures, resources
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Categorization of FunctionsWhat are the Units doing ?
• (P) for policy making and policy support functions,
• (L) for legislation,
• (C) for controlling of subordinate institutions,
• (R) for regulation and enforcement of rules,
• (S) Services for citizen and businesses,
• (A) for internal self-administration
Top level should concentrate on P, L, C + own ALower levels concentrate on R, S + own A
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Questions to be answered (1)
• What are the responsibilities of the involved unit (s)
• Which concrete functions are derived from the responsibilities
• How are the functions categorized (P, L, C, R, S, A)
• Are there horizontal overlaps of functions between units of the same level? (between ministries, but also on provincial level and district level institutions)
• How are functions vertically distributed and which key vertical business processes exist?
• How are cross-cutting functions organized (like finance, human resources, logistics, ICT)
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Questions to be answered (2)
• Are there options for reassignment of functions and changes of function clusters on the same level, for decentralization / deconcentration / devolution, for privatization, for elimination.
• Are there options for a general reformulation of function clusters (for example by merging or dividing of institutions or creating new institutions)
• If feasible: How are resources assigned to responsibilities and functions ?
• If feasible: Tail-to-teeth ratio
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High Number of Units Leads to a Selective Approach for Functional Analysis
Quantitative Basis
• 48 Top Level units (21 Ministries, 6 Directorates, 15 Independent offices, 6 Commissions)
• 34 Provincial Administrations and unknown number of subordinate ministerial units on provincial level
• About 400 District Administrations and unknown number of subordinate ministerial units on district level
Selection
4 – 9 Top level Institutions for in-depth analysis; Up to 48 units for global analysis
1-2 provincial administrations (1x A and 1x B) for in-depth analysisSubordinate ministerial units in the area as far as available. Projection of results to other provinces
1-2 district administrations in selected province(s) + subordinate ministerial units on district levelProjection of results to other units
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The “T“ Approach: General Outline
1 2 3
4 5
6 7 8
Short analysis of functions, structures, resources of all units
In-depth analysis of selected units
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The T-Approach: Afghan Government Structures
President
AOP
MoPH
MoRRD
MoEdu
IDLG
IARSC
Other
Ministries
Other
D/O/C
Provincial
Admin 1
Provincial
Admin 2
Other P.A.
Other P.A.
Subordinate
Min Unit
Subordinate
Min Unit
District
Admin
District
Admin
Subordinate
Min Unit
Subordinate
Min Unit
Other
Ministries
Name
Title
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Provicial Level “T” Approach
P Direc. MRRD
P Direc. MAIL
P Direc. MOPH
Districts/villages
Districts/villages
P Direc. MOEd
P Direc. MOEC
MOPW
Short analysis of functions, structures, resources of all units
In-depth analysis of Workflow and processes
Provincial Governor
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Work Process (1): Data Collection
• Exploration
• Data Collection on Ministry Level• Desk Research• Interviews and checklist driven overall data collection• Interviews and questionnaire based in-depth data collection for
selected units
• Data Collection on Province Level• Interviews and checklist driven data collection in provincial
administration• Interviews and checklist driven data collection in subordinate
units of ministries on provincial level
• Data Collection on District Level according to options
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Work Process (2): Analysis and Reporting
• Analysis and Assessment, based on
• strategic goals and policies
• organizational quality criteria
• legal, technological, regional, cultural context
• criteria for optimal vertical distribution of functions
• Concept and recommendations
• concrete optimization of weak point
• Proposal of a future generalized organizational manual
• Dissemination of results and support of existing workgroups
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Graphic Model of Functional Review Implementation
Central Data Collection (AOP, IDLG, IARSC, Other)
Checklist Based Interviews,Horizontal / Vertical „T“
Checklist Based Interviews Provincial Administration + Subordinate Agencies of Min‘s
Description and Assessment of Functions‘ Structure on all Levels and Top-Down-Processes
Optimization of Functions Distribution and Bundling, horizontally/vertically
Management Instruments
ChecklistsQuestionnaire
StrategyOrg. Quality
Workgroup Support and Dissemination
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