Serco Institute – Middle East
The Serco Institute is an international think tank – established by Serco – working to help governments develop the next generation of public service solutions for citizens.
Throughout the Middle East we work collaboratively with government, the private sector, academia, and with citizens to develop the future of public service policy, design and implementation.
Press release: KSA Government & private sector can improve services used by citizens beyond Covid-19
Efficiency, quality and innovation in public services can improve if the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia continues to expand on its use of the private sector post-pandemic
Working Together: Collaboration & Covid-19 in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Using case studies of collaboration during the Covid-19 crisis, in this new report the Serco Institute explores how efficiency, quality and innovation in public services can improve if the KSA Government continues to leverage the private sector post-pandemic
Working together: Lessons from government - private sector collaboration during the pandemic
Using case studies of collaboration during the Covid-19 crisis, in this new report the Serco Institute explores how efficiency, quality and innovation in public services can improve if the UAE Government continues to leverage the private sector post-pandemic
Press release: Government & private sector pandemic collaboration a model for improved services beyond health emergency
New report by Serco Institute says efficiency, quality and innovation in public services can improve if government continues to leverage private sector post-pandemic
Transformation, digitisation & happiness: Public opinion on UAE government services
What do citizens and residents think about government services in the UAE? This ground-breaking research explores what people who use them think and how they want services to evolve.
Press Release: 90% of UAE citizens & residents are overwhelmingly happy with government services, finds new report by Serco Institute
Serco Institute’s first report focused on the Emirates finds UAE government service users happy, but wanting a more unified, personalised and digital approach.
Transformation, digitisation & happiness: Public opinion on government services in Saudi Arabia
This first-of-its-kind research finds that whilst people are largely happy with the current quality of government services in Saudi Arabia, they want them to be quicker, simpler and more transparent.
Press Release: New research finds KSA citizens & residents overwhelmingly happy with government services
Serco Institute’s first Middle East report finds KSA public service users are happy, but want access to be quicker, simpler and more transparent.
Launch of the Serco Institute in the Middle East
The Serco Institute launches in the Middle East, with its first report focused on government services in Saudi Arabia.
Who are we?
We are a team of strategic thinkers with international experience across policy, innovation and public service delivery.
Governments worldwide are facing increasing costs, demands, deficit challenges, and expectations from citizens who are in return often experiencing underwhelming user experience and inadequate public service outcomes.
In light of this, we seek to improve the efficiency of the services governments deliver; make current and future public service solutions more citizen-centric and outcome-focussed; and engage with some of the biggest societal and economic trends affecting what governments will need to deliver to their citizens in the years to come.
Work with us
We work independently and with others to create and curate innovative thinking and solutions that enable governments to improve public services.
Working collaboratively and through partnerships with government, the private sector, academia, the voluntary sector, and with citizens we develop thinking and co-create innovation that drives citizen-centred, outcome-focused, cost-effective public service solutions.
If you would like to work with us then please do get in touch via [email protected]