'Radical efficiency' is about different, better and lower cost public services. It is about innovation that delivers much better public outcomes for much lower cost.

Radical efficiency is not about tweaking existing services. Rather, it is about generating new perspectives on old problems to ensure a genuine shift the nature and efficiency of the services on offer and to transform.

We like this from Professor John Diamond (the University’s Centre for Local Policy Studies) who discusses some of the key ideas. 

This report has been described as 'ground breaking' by some and radical efficiency is quickly becoming know as one the "top 10 innovative social technologies."

What do we think? Well, the proof is in the pudding.

So we best get on with it.