Benefits to IW Council Sample Clauses

Benefits to IW Council. Duplication will be removed from the services currently provided. The strategic partnership will offer IW Council an opportunity to review the services that are currently funded and remove duplication. This will reduce levels of grant funding and offer a more coherent service to the public. Migration or exchange of services between the local authority and voluntary sector partners. The strategic partnership will offer IW Council an opportunity to review the services that it currently provides with a view to transferring areas of service delivery to the voluntary sector. This will allow IW Council to make budgetary savings while preserving services for the public. Shared assets and pooled resources. The strategic partnership will allow IW Council to deliver services using both its own assets and resources and those of its voluntary sector partners. This approach to service delivery will allow IW Council to make budgetary savings and introduce the skills, expertise and experience of other agencies to its work. Improved co-ordination of partners The introduction of the strategic partnership will offer IW Council improved opportunity to both co-ordinate and rationalise the services that it commissions from the voluntary sector. It will also allow IW Council to consider its own level of services alongside a wider offering rather than in isolation. Gain share arrangements to ensure that savings made are reinvested into the strategic partnership. A proportion of the efficiency savings made by IW Council will be reinvested into the strategic partnership which will make it a sustainable vehicle to deliver future efficiencies and further IW Council savings. Improved relationships improve the commissioning of services. A partnership approach will allow the commissioning of services to become more successful by improved planning and better monitoring of outcomes. Improved relationships between IW Council and the voluntary sector will enhance levels of accountability. Common data and information recording to ensure the robust measurement of outcomes. The introduction of the strategic partnership will necessitate the requirement for common data and information systems. This will assist the accurate measurement of outcomes. This approach will facilitate ongoing governance of the partnership and ensure its future success. The development of an effective strategic partnership between the council and the wider voluntary sector will serve as a model for future delivery of pu...
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