Public Service Delivery

Public service tend to be those considered so essential to modern life that for moral reasons their universal provision should be guaranteed, and they may be associated with fundamental human rights (such as the right to water). The Volunteer Fire Department and Ambulance Corporations are institutions with the mission of servicing the community. A service is helping others with a specific need or want. Service ranges from a doctor curing an illness, to a repair man, to even a food pantry. All of these services are important in people's lives. 

Public service delivery is the implementation of those services and making sure they reach those people and places they're intended to. It is not doubtable that when the public receives what it expects from the government as a public good, then service delivery is at its maximum. Public service delivery therefore is the process of making public goods and services reach the expected stake holders or the general public as expected either from the government or government partners for the good of the general public. In democratic states or governments, the public is in most cases aware of the services it is supposed to receive from the government and governments share with/inform the public what it should expect to receive as a public service or good to avoid controversies in delivery of some services. Therefore, public service delivery sorely depends on the ability of the government to deliver, the nature of government in power, nature of public administration and management and the needs of the community or citizens. Public service delivery in democratic states has to be equally distributed country wide without favour of a certain group of people. Therefore, one may argue that services provided by the government to the public depend on the ability of the government to deliver in terms of resources and finance among others. Therefore, if the government has few resources then SD is at a low rate compared to when resources are high of sufficient.