Building Innovation in Public Sector: Possible Areas of InterventionNational Institute of Public Administration, Republic of Indonesia, 2014

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Promoting & Managing Innovation

a. Thinking Creatively and Differently

b. Identifying Organization’s Problems/Gaps (Diagnostic Reading)

c. Benchmarking with Relevant Cases and Best Practices

d. Defining Areas of Intervention (Innovation Initiatives)

1. Innovation Start-up

a. Preparing Logical Framework of Innovation

b. Delivering Advocacy/Consultancy

c. Capacity Building (Innovation Training)

d. Building Collaboration (Communication with Stakeholders to get commitment & support)

e. Testing/Piloting

2. Innovation Incubation

a. Composing Action Plan of Innovation (Integrating with Planning & Budgeting Scheme)

b. Monitoring System of Innovation

c. Preparing Innovation Documentation (video, profiles, reports, etc.)

d. Promoting Innovation through Publication (Public Dissemination via websites, newspaper, seminars, policy dialogues, policy paper/briefs)

3. Innovation Implementation & Dissemination

a. Stages in Replicating Innovation

b. Using Methods/Techniques & Instruments of Replication.

c. Modifying Innovation

d. Building Innovation Culture in Organization

4. Replication and Institutionalization of Innovation

a. Evaluation Steps and Methods

b. Impact Assessment

c. Feedback and Future Improvement of Innovation

5. Evaluation / Assessment of Innovation

Additional modules (complement to the above guidelines):

a. Policy Framework on Innovation

b. Creative Thinking Techniques

c. Canvas Model of Innovation, etc.

Innovation Training

a. Composing Guidelines on Managing Innovation;

b. Composing Training Module;c. Training for Innovator;d. Joint Research;e. International Benchmarking;f. Documentation of Innovation; etc.

Possible Assistance fromDevelopment Partners