More Synergy with Less Energy : A Partnership Approach to Achieving Results in Financial Infrastructure
How do you achieve advisory services results on a shoestring budget and two staff? The many variables involved in managing and growing any regional program, including significant time spent in procuring expertise and short-term consultants, and in fund-raising to reduce the time available for project delivery. These necessary distractions shift the focus away from managing client relationships and achieving impact. And, at times, they can affect the quality of outputs. This smart lesson talks about using strategic partnerships to help balance the external and internal factors while expanding outreach and remaining responsive to clients. With this approach our team has gone from 'how do we make it through this financial year without a drop in client satisfaction and low supervision results' to 'our clients are so pleased that they're talking with International Finance Corporation (IFC) CEO Lars Thunell about expanding their IFC relationship!'
Main Authors: | , |
---|---|
Language: | English |
Published: |
World Bank, Washington, DC
2010-07
|
Subjects: | BANKING SECTOR, BUDGET CONSTRAINTS, CAPACITY BUILDING, CENTRAL BANK, CENTRAL BANKS, CONFLICT, CREDIT BUREAU, CREDIT INFORMATION, CREDIT MARKET, CREDIT REPORTING, CREDIT RISK, CREDIT RISK MANAGEMENT, CREDIT SCORING, FINANCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE, FINANCIAL MARKETS, HIGH SECURITY, IFC, INTERNATIONAL BANKING, LEVERAGE, LOCAL MARKETS, MANDATE, MANDATES, MEETINGS, MONETARY FUND, OUTPUTS, PORTFOLIO, PRIVATE CREDIT, PRIVATE CREDIT BUREAUS, PRIVATE SECTOR CREDIT, PROCUREMENT, REGIONAL INTEGRATION, RISK MANAGEMENT, TRADE FINANCE, |
Online Access: | http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2010/07/12756617/more-synergy-less-energy-partnership-approach-achieving-results-financial-infrastructure https://hdl.handle.net/10986/10480 |
Tags: |
Add Tag
No Tags, Be the first to tag this record!
|
Summary: | How do you achieve advisory services
results on a shoestring budget and two staff? The many
variables involved in managing and growing any regional
program, including significant time spent in procuring
expertise and short-term consultants, and in fund-raising to
reduce the time available for project delivery. These
necessary distractions shift the focus away from managing
client relationships and achieving impact. And, at times,
they can affect the quality of outputs. This smart lesson
talks about using strategic partnerships to help balance the
external and internal factors while expanding outreach and
remaining responsive to clients. With this approach our team
has gone from 'how do we make it through this financial
year without a drop in client satisfaction and low
supervision results' to 'our clients are so
pleased that they're talking with International Finance
Corporation (IFC) CEO Lars Thunell about expanding their IFC relationship!' |
---|