Managing to deliver: Public service delivery in Northern Ireland

More than ever, voluntary and community organisations are becoming involved in the delivery of public services.  Organisations are involved in the delivery of services in a wide range of areas including; disability, homelessness, education, young people and children.  For organisations that choose to get involved in the delivery of public services there are both risks and rewards.  This research set out to examine the reality of delivering public services in Northern Ireland and to measure the balance of risk and reward.

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This report is part of a wider research series, which aims to provide a framework by which organisations in the sector can be supported in the delivery of public services.  As part of this series, NICVA will publish a report in summer 2010 which will assess the economics of public service delivery in the sector.
 
For more information on the report, please contact Leeann Kelly, Andrea Thornbury or Stephen Bloomer on tel: 028 9087 7777.