What types of government projects can you advise on?
Examples include policy and program design, consultation planning, service improvement, reform implementation, research, stakeholder engagement and reviews of how people experience a system.
Government and NGO Advisory Services
Independent advice for organisations making decisions about services, reform, engagement, evidence and operational priorities.
What this involves
Insight that can be used.
Government and NGO teams often need a perspective that can move between policy, operations, service delivery and lived reality. LEX Consulting provides focused advice for projects where issues cross organisational boundaries or where the practical consequences of a decision need closer examination.
Advisory work can be a one-off briefing or an agreed series of consultations. It is suitable for early project framing, decision reviews, stakeholder strategy, governance discussions, service improvement and preparation for consultation or reform activity.
Possible outputs
What an engagement may produce.
- Executive briefing
- Independent project advice
- Stakeholder and engagement questions
- Operating and implementation considerations
- Decision-ready written observations
Working method
A clear and bounded process.
- Understand the organisation’s mandate and decision
- Set a clear advisory scope and confidentiality boundary
- Bring cross-system and lived-experience analysis to the issue
- Agree how advice will be recorded and used
Common questions
Before you engage.
Can an NGO engage LEX Consulting for a short project?
Yes. A short briefing, consultation or review can be scoped around a specific decision, document, workshop or project milestone.
Discuss how this service could support your work.
Share the project context, decision or engagement you are considering. A suitable scope can then be discussed.