(Click the linkΒ below for more details on the SERVICOM Index)
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Β A team of SERVICOM Evaluators is assigned to specific service windows in MDAs for this task and their evidence is gathered at the service windows through customer interviews, discussions with management, staff, partners, review of key documents, desk research and general observations.
The mystery Shopping is one strategy used before the main evaluation is carried outΒ Β This is process whereby the evaluators access the service of an MDA under-cover with the aim of establishing and obtaining first hand information on what an ordinary citizen experiences before he/she gets the service required. Findings during the mystery shopping are afterwards reported to Management of the evaluated MDA as βmoment of truthβ.
The evaluation exercise exposes service delivery gaps in the assessed MDAs and allows for recommendation of remedial strategies by SERVICOM Office, while at the same time serving as a wake- up call to MDAs to improve on the services they render to citizens with the aim of increased citizen satisfaction.
Evaluation reports containing findings (Strengths and Weaknesses) and Scores of the evaluated MDAs are presented to their Ministers/ Chief Executive Officers with a charge for them to implement the recommendations which are made on how to mitigate identified service delivery gaps. The reports are also made public through the media where MDAs are either named and praised or named and shamed. In addition the reports are sent to the Federal Executive Council through the Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (OSGF).
Service Improvement Plan Training is usually provided by the SERVICOM Institute on how best to implement the proffered recommendations in the report, aimed at serving the citizens better.
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