Public & social sector
Expectations of public and social sector organisations are growing. However, financial constraints and regulatory burdens in the sector create a challenging operating environment. Managers are increasingly asked to do more with less. Our experts help public and social sector organisations build confidence through tailored, practical solutions. Working in partnership with governments and not-for-profit organisations, we identify opportunities for operational and technological innovation to help improve service delivery for the benefit of society at large.
Even during challenging times, organisations need to remain focused on delivering outstanding public services. Leadership teams also need to be able to evaluate performance without delay. Our team of experts draws on their market knowledge to help public and social organisations to get the most from what they have. Our strong links across the public and social sector, together with our significant industry experience, inform our approach in public sector audit, advisory and tax. By working to understand your current strategy and long-term ambitions, we identify the solutions that fit your institution and provide guidance needed to build business resilience and create efficient operations in the public and social sector. At Forvis Mazars, we are focused on enhancing your organisation’s abilities and prepare it for future challenges.
Most of the planet’s emissions are produced by cities and their populations: in the coming years urban mobility will have to play a greater role in reducing them. From hydrogen buses and smart traffic lights, to reimagined town plans and data-driven cycle routes, cities around the world are already finding ways to become greener and easier places to live and work.
Integrating transport services – or ‘bundling’ – looks set to make mobility easier, greener, healthier and more personalised, especially in urban areas. So, what are the next steps to making bundling go mainstream?
Ride pooling looks like an attractive solution to reduce carbon emissions and make people’s commutes and lives easier. With smart technology and green credentials that rival established public transport, it offers a vision for the future of mobility. Yet it faces roadblocks like public sector buy-in and passenger preferences. How does it score in practice, and how big is it likely to grow?
The public sector has been at the frontline of fighting Covid-19, with tireless efforts from leadership, frontline workers and volunteers. However, despite their hard work, public services continue to face criticism for inefficiency, bureaucracy and poor customer service, as they continue to be weighed down by manual record keeping, siloed infrastructure and legislative restrictions.
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