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- Value for Money
- Asset Management
- General guidance
- Knowledge sharing and support
- Efficiencies from asset management
- Performance indicators
- Property data
- Service transformation
- Collaboration on managing assets
- Asset transfer to communities
- Surplus land
- Quality of built environment
- Schools
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- Transport infrastructure
- Health sector
- Police sector
- Fire service sector
- Vehicle fleet management
- Room for improvement
Efficiencies from asset management
Public sector asset management features in the government's ongoing drive for efficiencies in the public sector key. It is a component of the efficiency programme set out in the 2004, the Comprehensive Spending Review 2007, and the Operational Efficiency Programme in 2008. The latter has a workstream on public sector property asset management. The recommendations in the Operational Efficiency Programme Final Report
High Performing Property Office of Government Commerce (OGC)
The OGC launched its route map to asset management excellence in 2006. While the focus is on the central government estate, and hence primarily covers office accommodation, it promotes best practice and offers tools that are relevant to the wider public sector. Likewise, the National Audit Office 2007 report 'Improving the efficiency of central governments office property', has wider application to public sector office accommodation.