Online Course 2
Theme: Public Service Supply Chain in Post Covid 19 Environment: Challenges and Opportunities
Date: 04th August 2020
Time: 1345 to 1745 Hrs
Registration Link:
Target Audience:
- Government – District Authorities, State/ Central Line Ministry Officials, Directors, Joint Directors & Asst. Directors/ Project Directors /Project Officers
- Non-Government Organizations
- Corporate social responsibility Foundations
- Supply Chain Executives
- Public Service Managers
- Elected representatives
- Faculty Members / Academicians
- Students & Research Scholars
Host: Administrative Staff College of India (ASCI) and Centre for Innovations in Public Systems (CIPS)
Background
The spread of Covid-19 is an epidemic affecting hundreds of thousands of people in the country and world at large, with significant economic implications to linger for months to come. Working through Covid-19 pandemic situation will require creative strategies to enable on-the-ground decision-making and provide leaders with access to up-to-date information. Mitigation plans for crisis-related risks must be practical and accessible, allowing public servants and decision makers to make smart decisions quickly. A multifaceted approach that addresses the public services specific challenges will help determine the best way of managing the public service supply chain (PSSC) and ensuring its resilience. In formulating a response strategy, authorities need to consider the following:
- Position sourcing and procurement as a strategic tool to mitigate PSSC disruptions
- Identify and implement unconventional sourcing strategies for critical services and essential products
- Develop a go-forward plan for modernization of procurement procedures to address PSSC resilience
In response to the current Covid-19, the immediate focus needs to be on improving visibility to supply chain impact. If we fail to visualize the potential supply chain problems across end-to-end supply chain then we cannot adequately prevent or manage them. Getting this extended supply chain visibility to minimize the Covid-19 impact will likely require a more integrated approach than what organizations have used in the past.
Learning Objectives
- To enhance the participants' understanding of concepts of managing Public Service delivery with a Supply Chain perspective
- To strengthen the efforts of stakeholders implementing Public Service Supply Chain
- To prepare the stakeholders to rebound and come-out from the Covid-19 impact in a quick time
Schedule
Coordinator(s):
- Prof. Vilas Shah, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
- Prof. BVN Sachendra, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
- Prof. Kali charan Sabat, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.