PWD benefits from Cayman Islands Project Future Review

- Increasing efficiency and productivity and reduce the cost to government of PWD activities.
- Increasing customer satisfaction with the services provided by PWD.
- Ensuring effective procurement, contracting and contract management of any supplies, services or works carried out by the private sector.
- Maintaining, and if possible enhancing, national resilience and emergency management capability.
- Enhancing opportunities for technical and vocational training, and promoting Caymanian employment.
- Identifying opportunities to improve efficiency and effectiveness of whole-Government operations, through PWD taking on activities for other government entities.
- Designing and implementing a more efficient and effective process for the planning, design and delivery of public capital works.
- The Public Works Department (PWD) is a government entity which falls under the Ministry of Planning, Lands, Agriculture, Housing and Infrastructure (PLAHI). Its primary purpose is the design, construction and maintenance of Government facilities. Located in a complex on the North Sound Road, the Department employs project managers, engineers, architects, administrative ptaff, HR professionals, supervisory personnel, and skilled trades staff.
- Project Future is the five-year programme of public sector reform launched by the Premier and Deputy Governor in November 2015. An update on the programme overall is available at: www.projectfuturecayman.com
- The full Strategic Assessment for the project can be found at: http://www.plahi.gov.ky as well as https://projectfuturecayman.com/
- Project Future is utilising a best-practice approach to managing what is a wide-ranging and complex programme of change. Strategic Assessments, the first stage in that process, establish the objectives for the project, identify the case for change, and test a long list of options. This leads to the creation of a short-list to progress, and then to more detailed analysis in Outline Business Cases.
Published November 8, 2016
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