Course Content & Outline
Describing the typical concepts, purpose, and principles of public policies.
Assessing the process of creating and implementing a public policy.
Evaluating the influences of formulating a public policy.
Who is responsible for creating and overseeing the performance of public policies.
Identifying any possible alternatives to public policies.
The vitality of efficient policy delivery.
Identifying the various policy delivery models and their advantages and disadvantages.
Factors that may positively and negatively influence policy delivery.
Understanding the features and purpose of the 5-C protocol – content, context, clients/coalitions, commitments, and capacity.
Evaluating the success of a policy.
Explaining the role and purpose of public affairs.
Comprehending the consequences of poor public affairs management.
Analysing data and mapping the sociopolitical environment.
Typical influences of the political process.
Utilising public affair strategies to build public rapport, strengthen relationships with clients and get ahead of competitors.
Public Affair and Government Relation Strategies
Planning the development process for strategies.
Identifying the goal, objectives, ideal outcomes, and potential risks.
Utilising government and media to achieve a goal.
Understanding the balance of public affairs, public relations and government relations and creating strategies that align with each.
Applying the implementation toolkit – communication, facilitation, sustainability, anticipation, and innovation.
Identifying the need for public policies within government relations.
Typical frameworks used for successful government relation strategies and policies.
How effective public administration contributes to government relation success.
The domino effect of efficient and inefficient public policies on government relations.