Management Services

Chemonics Egypt’s management services assist organizations to:

• assess their strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats

• formulate objectives

• develop performance improvement plans and performance management systems

• upgrade the knowledge and skills of personnel at all levels of the organization.

Chemonics Egypt’s management specialists are trained in systematic needs assessment and planning techniques, such as SWOT (strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats) analysis, PIP (performance improvement programming), and LFA (logical framework analysis).  These skills, coupled with years of experience in consulting for ministries, local governments, public utilities, and public and private sector companies, make Chemonics Egypt management specialists effective change agents able to build consensus among stakeholders and assist managers in implementing meaningful and lasting performance improvements.  Chemonics Egypt can also assist NGOs in project development, marketing, and management.

At the operations management level, Chemonics Egypt experts are adept at preparing operational and procedural manuals and helping organizations to develop information and administrative systems that support timely delivery of quality products and services.

Chemonics Egypt software developers and systems analysts create specialized applications tailored to clients’ engineering and management needs.  Chemonics Egypt has developed a country-wide system for public health monitoring and licensing of all types of establishments engaged in food processing, distribution, and sales in Saudi municipalities.  Chemonics Egypt is also assisting Saudi municipalities to computerize billing and collection of taxes, fees, and user charges.  In its Suez sewer system evaluation work, Chemonics Egypt developed a multi-media database that linked rolling closed-circuit TV footage with inspection observations, GIS maps, and survey data on each sewer line.

Chemonics Egypt understands that the sustainability of most engineering and management interventions are dependent upon the existence of institutional frameworks that provide managers and operators with the autonomy and incentive to manage resources and to address the needs of end-users.  This understanding, combined with Chemonics Egypt’s knowledge of local laws, administrative structures, and organizational cultures makes Chemonics Egypt a valuable partner on policy and institutional reform projects.