What is the ICCS?
We are a not-for-profit organization dedicated to improving service delivery for Canadians when interacting with all levels of government. We champion a people-centered approach in the public sector through our activities:
- provide a neutral platform for inter-jurisdictional collaboration and shared learning for the public service delivery community in Canada;
- provide strategic planning and secretariat services to senior public sector leadership teams focused on pan-Canadian collaboration;
- monitor and measure the progress of the Canadian public sector in improving satisfaction with service delivery; and,
- promote cost-effective public-sector service delivery through sharing of best practices, approaches, tools, and publications.
Features
Research
Citizens First is evolving, and your jurisdiction can help lead the way.
Citizens First 2026 - will include an enhanced focus on established digital platforms and emerging technologies like AI-powered services, mobile applications, and digital wallets. The study will explore how established digital platforms and emerging technologies are shaping service delivery and citizen expectations.
PARTNERSHIPS
Meet our Board of Directors Series
The ICCS is pleased to introduce you to members of our Board of Directors. Meet Mohammad Qureshi who is the Corporate Chief Information Officer and Associate Deputy Minister at the Government of Ontario. We are grateful for his expertise and leadership in promoting citizen-centered service priorities at all levels of government across Canada.
PARTNERSHIPS
Join our Board of Directors!
The ICCS is looking for passionate leaders to join our Board. As a board member, you’ll play a key role in guiding our mission and shaping the future of our organization. We’re especially interested in recruiting an individual from the public sector with a financial designation (CPA, CFA, or CMA) to round out our Board’s expertise. This is a volunteer position. Board members commit approximately three hours per month and may serve for a maximum of six years.
