Assessing the effectiveness of service delivery reform. The quest for customer satisfaction in public institutions of Arba Minch town
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Master's Thesis from the year 2016 in the subject Business economics - Offline Marketing and Online Marketing, , language: English, abstract: Public services are funded by taxpayers' money. Thus, the ultimate goal of public institutions is providing services to citizens in an effective way. This day, improved services are provided by public institutions due to the implementation of different tools such as BPR, BSC, change army, and citizens' charter. In addition, the services provided by the institutions are causes of satisfaction and dissatisfaction to citizens.Accordingly, to improve the qua...
Master's Thesis from the year 2016 in the subject Business economics - Offline Marketing and Online Marketing, , language: English, abstract: Public services are funded by taxpayers' money. Thus, the ultimate goal of public institutions is providing services to citizens in an effective way. This day, improved services are provided by public institutions due to the implementation of different tools such as BPR, BSC, change army, and citizens' charter. In addition, the services provided by the institutions are causes of satisfaction and dissatisfaction to citizens.Accordingly, to improve the quality of the services provided by the institution continuous follow up and study is needed. Therefore, this study was conducted to assess the effectiveness of service delivery reform, the quest for customer satisfaction in public institutions of AMTA. Accordingly, the study has examined the status of the existing service delivery of the institutions of AMTA.Additionally, attempts have been made to investigate the factors that affect the effectiveness of service delivery of the institutions. To this purpose, data was gathered through questionnaire, interview, FGD, and review of published and unpublished documents. A total of 203 individuals were consulted from 4 institutions and 2 Kebeles i.e. 65 employees, 88 customers, 4 head of offices, 2 Kebele managers, 44 management bodies of the offices and AMTA steering committees.The study result revealed that the service delivery of the institutions is relatively effective; customers of most of the institutions have awareness about the service standards; majority of the institutions have compliant collecting and handling methods; the employees have awareness about the reform programs and service delivery; working environment of majority of the institutions is notconducive; absenteeism; lack of punctuality; and have shortage in IT materials. In order to alleviate the challenge, it is recommended that the implementation of the reform programs needs serious follow up and attention of decision makers. Additionally, to the improvement of the services, participation of the service takers must take in to account.
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