Outcomes: local government peer challenge reports
Created By:
Tim Adams
Tim Adams
Last updated:
15 Jun 2022
Report
Peer challenge is a proven tool for improvement facilitated by the Local Government Association (LGA). It is a process commissioned by a council and involves a small team of local government officers and councillors spending time at the council as peers to provide challenge and share learning
Category:
Critical success factors » Leadership and management
Critical success factors » Approach to change
Critical success factors » Getting the best from staff
Characteristics » Role of the authority
Characteristics » Role of the elected member
Characteristics » Managing income
Characteristics » Managing expenditure
Characteristics » Use of data and intelligence
Characteristics » Procurement and commissioning
Characteristics » Use of digital and technology
Change approach » Service focus
Change approach » Customer focus
Change approach » Joined up
Change approach » Community focus
Local government services » Administration and government
Local government services » Adult social care
Local government services » Advice and benefits
Local government services » Business and employment (including trading standards)
Local government services » Children and family care
Local government services » Coastline management
Local government services » Community safety
Local government services » Education, learning and childcare
Local government services » Environmental protection (including waste and pollution)
Local government services » Housing and homelessness
Local government services » Leisure and culture
Local government services » Licences, permits and permissions
Local government services » Planning and building control
Local government services » Public health
Local government services » Transport and highways