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Managing risks in the exciting world of the public sector

Managing risks in the exciting world of the public sector. IntroductionsRisks public sector in 2010 and beyondChallengesManaging risk v compiling risk registersMaking risk management part of the day jobHow to make risk management exciting and not just an endless paper chasePractical demonstr

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Managing risks in the exciting world of the public sector

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    1. Managing risks in the exciting world of the public sector IRM Special Interest Group Central Government

    2. Managing risks in the exciting world of the public sector Introductions Risks + public sector in 2010 and beyond Challenges Managing risk v compiling risk registers Making risk management part of the day job How to make risk management exciting and not just an endless paper chase Practical demonstration Conclusions Come and Join us!

    3. Introductions Central Government SIG Delegates

    4. Risks + public sector in 2010 and beyond Your views? Public views? Politicians views? Our views?

    5. Our views.... Only the problem stories hit the headlines! Excellent risk management is alive and kicking across all parts of the public sector – examples: Central Government Local Authorities NHS Police, Fire, Ambulance

    6. The pressures … Challenging targets Pressure to reduce resource and improve efficiency Ongoing change programmes Complex 3rd party arrangements Pressure to build customer trust and confidence Changes in customer expectation and customer base Ageing infrastructure (people, buildings and IT) Implementing the recommendations from endless reviews

    7. Is the public sector unique with problem stories...? Maxwell, Enron, BCCI, Guinness, Northern Rock, HBOS Home Office, HMRC, IT projects Public – private partnerships were these failures caused because their risk management was not joined up?/ they had too little risk management/ too much

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