Corporate report

DCMS Capability Self-Assessment

Capability Self-Assessment and Action Plan DCMS’s Capability Self-Assessment provides an assessment against a Civil Service model of the Department…

• From: Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport
• Published: 16 April 2012

This was published under the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government

Documents

Department for Culture, Media and Sport: Capability Action Plan

PDF, 195 KB, 19 pages

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Department for Culture, Media and Sport: Capability Action Plan

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Capability Self-Assessment and Action Plan

DCMS’s Capability Self-Assessment provides an assessment against a Civil Service model of the Department’s capability in three key areas:

• leadership
• strategy
• delivery

Capability Reviews were introduced by the Cabinet Office in 2006 to improve accountability and delivery of public services.

• Department for Culture, Media and Sport: Capability Action Plan (PDF 196kb)
• Department for Culture, Media and Sport: Capability Action Plan (RTF 191kb)

The assessment identifies areas of strength for the Department, such as people’s enthusiasm for their work; our internal communications; improved understanding of our vision and purpose; and our ability to deliver results. There are also areas where we need to take action such presenting a clear development offer for staff, embedding visible leadership; and implementing reforms to our delivery mechanisms.

Published 16 April 2012