Case type 21
Government and economic development
Turning a national target into the capacity, people, and money needed each year, finding the gap, and choosing levers: tourism, workforce localization, service delivery, privatization, and digital public services.
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Start the lesson Government and economic development
Key takeaways
- Translate a national target into yearly capacity needs.
- Turn the target into what is needed each year (rooms, people, budget), subtract what already exists or is planned, and choose the levers that close the gap at acceptable cost and fairness.
- Size the gap between plans and needs.
- Choose levers (build, regulate, incentivize, partner, privatize) and set KPIs.
- Weigh cost, fairness, and citizen experience.
By the end you will be able to
- Translate a national target into yearly capacity needs
- Size the gap between plans and needs
- Choose levers (build, regulate, incentivize, partner, privatize) and set KPIs
- Weigh cost, fairness, and citizen experience