ICCS is the leading centre of expertise to advance citizen-centred service delivery in the public sector. We champion public sector service excellence by promoting and facilitating inter-jurisdictional collaboration.
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Discover new and effective ways to harness public input and assist others in obtaining actionable insights to improve service delivery.
Detailed 2014 data on key trends client satisfaction in the delivery of government services to citizens.
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Building on the previous waves of the research, Taking Care of Business 5 examines how businesses in Canada experience government services.
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Download ReportsCanadian governments and public sector organizations at all levels are invited to participate in the next iteration of Citizens First, the pan-Canadian, inter-jurisdictional study designed to examine how Canadians perceive the quality of services offered by the public sector. Further details about this initiative can be found in the Citizens First 8 Prospectus.
The study is scheduled to be in the field this spring, with the results being available in the fall of 2017. Subscriptions will be accepted until April 7th.
If your jurisdiction or organization would like to participate, or if you would like to receive more information about the study, please contact the ICCS at info@iccs-isac.org.
Citizens First 8 ProspectusAn easy-to-use client satisfaction survey instrument that facilitates benchmarking across jurisdictions. Understand client expectations, assess satisfaction, and prioritize improvements.
The Common Measurements Tool is available through a renewable annual license.
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