Government sector
Overview
Governments around the world face many complex issues and are constantly challenged to deliver public services in the most efficient way. We, at PwC, leverage our myriad of experiences to solve important problems faced by the society. We have worked extensively with the Indian Government (at both center and state levels) and foreign government, and have managed large programmes involving IT vendor selection, transition management and running applications that requires multi-dimensional competence right from business process engineering, application development and assessment to security / enterprise risk assessment, and cutting edge consulting in the area of emerging technologies like blockchain and IoT. We have rich domain experience in areas like income Tax, indirect taxes, logistics, telecom, banking, health, education, public awareness campaigns, skill development, etc.
Developed and emerging economies are witnessing a myriad of challenges, ranging from climate change and accelerated urbanisation to resource scarcity. Apart from these challenges, the world is witnessing a shift in global economic power as well as a mix of demographic and social changes. This is driving economies to explore innovative solutions that also conform to the traditional set-ups and governance structures. We help governments and public sector organisations enable efficient governance practices infused with ingenuity and aided by technology.
Know more about Government and Public SectorOur Social Sector Advisory Services team works in the areas of policy development, restructuring, organisational development, service delivery improvement, human resource management, feasibility studies, programme management and PPPs. We also monitor and evaluate studies across multiple sectors such as public health and nutrition, education and skill development, and livelihoods and local economic development. Our experience includes working with several government (national and state) departments, international financial institutions, donor agencies as well as private players. The team comprises qualified professionals and associates from different streams ranging from social studies, economics, finance, public policy, business administration to IT and engineering with national and international work experience and understanding of best practices in this domain. We draw on the core competencies and comprehensive cross-sector experiences of PwC.
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Our Agriculture and Natural Resources practice provides advisory services to organisations in sectors such as food processing, commodity trading, agricultural credit, irrigation, integrated resource management, farm inputs and agri-infrastructure.
We have assisted our clients in the following areas:
- Policy planning and implementation
- Appraisal, monitoring and evaluation support
- Capacity building and institutional development
- Business plan and growth strategies
- Strategic investor scan
- Technical due diligence
- Transaction advisory
- Supply chain management
The Economic Advisory Services (EAS) team works in the areas of urban and rural economic services, economics and public policy, government financial sector regulation, and trade. The EAS team comprises 136 professionals with over 15 years of experience serving clients in the private sector, public sector, and across all levels of government. It has a track record of successfully delivering multiple assignments with development cooperation agencies such as Asian Development Bank, UK Aid, JBIC, KfW, GIZ, UNDP, the World Bank, JICA, European Union, multinational firms, and private equity players.
The geographical coverage of assignments undertaken by the EAS team spans Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Caribbean countries, China, Mongolia, Georgia, Ghana, Indonesia, Laos, Malawi, Maldives, Middle East (UAE and Saudi Arabia), Nepal, Philippines, Sri Lanka, Vietnam, Marshall Islands and East Africa.
The Economic Advisory Services (EAS) practice comprises a wide canvas of service offerings. These include four major pillars of work:
- Urban and Rural Economic Services
- Public Financial Management
- Economics and Public Policy
- Economics of Trade
