3rd December 2015 From innovation to impact Adrian Brown, Executive Director of the Centre for Public Impact.

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3rd December 2015 From innovation to impact Adrian Brown, Executive Director of the Centre for Public Impact

Unlocking innovation in the public sector pptx 1

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3 1. Problem identification 2. Experimentation 3. Implementation + +

Unlocking innovation in the public sector pptx 4 1. Problem identification

Unlocking innovation in the public sector pptx 5 1. Problem identification BARRIERS Wilful blindness Lack of urgency Mixed messages Lack of clarity No impact measures

Unlocking innovation in the public sector pptx 6 1. Problem identification BARRIERSUNBLOCKERS Wilful blindness Lack of urgency Mixed messages Lack of clarity No impact measures Democracy Transparency Data Clarity of purpose Impact measurement

Unlocking innovation in the public sector pptx 7 1. Problem identification 2. Experimentation

Unlocking innovation in the public sector pptx 8 2. Experimentation BARRIERS Risk aversion Cultural barriers Skills gaps Status quo Equity

Unlocking innovation in the public sector pptx 9 2. Experimentation BARRIERSUNBLOCKERS Risk aversion Cultural barriers Skills gaps Status quo Equity Skunkworks Hiring outsiders Changing incentives Role modelling Open government

Unlocking innovation in the public sector pptx Problem identification 2. Experimentation 3. Implementation

Unlocking innovation in the public sector pptx Implementation BARRIERS Fear of change Insufficient momentum Inability to scale Loss of interest Change of leadership

Unlocking innovation in the public sector pptx Implementation BARRIERSUNBLOCKERS Fear of change Insufficient momentum Inability to scale Loss of interest Change of leadership Long-term vision Relentlessness Focus on scaling Local champions Committed leadership

Unlocking innovation in the public sector pptx Problem identification 2. Experimentation 3. Implementation

Unlocking innovation in the public sector pptx Problem identification 2. Experimentation 3. Implementation + +

Unlocking innovation in the public sector pptx