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Better customer service by cooperation between national and local governments Latvia Edmunds Beļskis Deputy State Secretary, Ministry of Environmental Protection and Regional Development 16/05/2017

Concept for Improvement of the Public Service System In close collaboration with ministries, local governments, NGOs and society. Adopted by the Cabinet of Ministers on 19th February 2013. The main aim is to implement accessible public services that are people and business-friendly. 4/27/2017

Unified legislative framework Coordination Transparent financing system Unified customer service network ICT use in delivery of public services Unified legislative framework 4/27/2017

Five Pillars of the Concept Four draft legal acts: – legal base for provisioning of public services; – regulation of unified customers service centres. Goals of regulation of unified customer service centres: – define types of unified customer service centres; – determine service delivery arrangements; – provide obligations regarding delivery of public services at unified customer service centres. 4/27/2017

Network of Unified Customer Service Centres (1) Towards a network of customer service centres: virtual and physical one stop agencies for citizens: – Pilot project in 2014; – Multiple state institutions under one roof; – Municipalities as agents of government. Based on results of the pilot, The Concept for Improvement of the Public Service System was reviewed and approved by Cabinet of Ministers on January 2015. – Establishment of customer service centres from 2015 till 2020. 4/27/2017

Network of Unified Customer Service Centers (2) Solution for development the unified customer service network: 89 development centres of district significance 21 development centres of regional significance 9 development centres of national significance 4/27/2017

Network of Unified Customer Service Centers (3) Infrastructure of unified customer service centres: – Wi-Fi, computer and work place for clients needs; – Queue Systems; – Disability access ramps; – Unified identity of all centres. Services: – Consultants for e-services; – Reception of public services (both – local and central governments). 4/27/2017

Unified Customer Service Centres - point of single contact for municipal and national services Social Insurance. Taxes and Revenues. Employment. Register of Enterprises. Rural Support. Land Service. Citizenship and Migration. Labour Inspectorate. Digital tutor On site provision & 4/27/2017

Services – Multichannel delivery & One Stop Shop principle 1. Service at the counter – shared – Progress towards Unified State and Municipal Customer Service Centres. 2. Service available – by digitalisation Self service solutions; eAssistants (Unified Customer Service Centres, Libraries). 3. eAccount & eDelivery – single profile and official digital communication channel with government. 4/27/2017

The main results achieved Implemented: – 69 local centres and – 7 regional centres. 4/27/2017

Distribution of services delivered (applications and consultations) 4/27/2017

Dynamics of the services delivered by the division of registered applications and consultations, month by month 4/27/2017

Dynamics of the consultations delivered, month by month 4/27/2017

Dynamics of the services (aggregate of registered applications and consultations) delivered by the division of the public institutions, month by month 4/27/2017

Timetable for full implementation of the Network 1st step 21 centres of regional level 2nd step 89 centres of district level 9 centres of national level 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 Costs 42 mil. EUR Benefits 52 mil. EUR 4/27/2017

Lessons learned & Expected outcomes Lack of common guidelines and principles leads to wide variations of customer service maturity across public institutions There are champions of best practice, as well as followers and laggers Reduced administrative burdens Reinforced efficiency of public administration Improved access to services Enhanced government transparency 4/27/2017

Thank You! Edmunds Beļskis Edmunds.Belskis@varam.gov.lv www.varam/gov/lv/eng