Transformative Leadership for Public Sector Reform, Governance Modernization & Institutional Excellence
Venue: Acacia Premier Hotel, Kisumu-Kenya
Date: 6th - 11th July 2026
Cost: Kshs. 86,000 / USD 850
CPD points: 10
Overview
Lead transformative change in the public sector with this program on public sector reform, governance modernization, and institutional excellence. Participants will explore strategies to overcome bureaucratic inertia, engage stakeholders, and implement sustainable reforms that improve service delivery and citizen trust. The curriculum covers change leadership, political economy analysis, performance management, and innovation in government. Through case studies of successful public sector transformations, attendees will develop the skills to drive meaningful change. This program is designed for senior public servants, reform leaders, and development partners.
Objectives
- Understand the unique challenges of leading change in the public sector
- Apply change management frameworks in government contexts
- Analyze political economy to navigate reform barriers
- Engage citizens and civil society in reform processes
- Modernize governance structures for accountability and transparency
- Implement performance management systems that drive results
- Foster innovation and experimentation in public services
- Build institutional capacity for sustained excellence
- Measure and communicate reform impact
Target Audience
- Senior public servants and agency heads
- Public sector reform unit leaders
- Ministry of finance and planning officials
- Local government executives
- Development partners supporting governance reforms
- Consultants in public sector transformation
- Academics and researchers in public administration
Methodology
- Change leadership frameworks workshops
- Political economy analysis exercises
- Stakeholder mapping and engagement planning
- Case study analyses of public sector reforms
- Performance system design sessions
- Innovation labs for public service challenges
- Peer learning among participants