TABLE 4.

Suggested Interventions to Develop Deficient Outcomes in the HR4SCM TOC Skills Pathway and Indicators

OutcomeSuggested InterventionIndicator
The steps and competencies required to undertake SCM tasks are known.

2.1. Establish a competency framework and roles and responsibilities for SCM at all levels with corresponding SCM qualifications.

2.2. Conduct SCM competency mapping exercise.

Lists of critical SCM competencies have been documented for all SCM services (Y/N).

Competency frameworks, which define the knowledge, skills, and attributes needed, are available for all SCM cadres (Y/N).

All needed SCM competencies are assigned to SCM roles (Y/N).

SCM workers demonstrate adequate technical and managerial competencies.

2.3. Implement education and training interventions that address identified competency gaps.

2.4. Review job descriptions to ensure that appropriate qualifications are requested for the position.

Percentage of staff appraisals that assess SCM competencies.
SCM workers have access to training, education and professional development linked to core competencies.

2.5. Put in place staff development plans to support desired development.

Percentage of SCM staff with individual staff development plans.
SCM workers have leadership skills within their sphere of operations.

2.6. Incorporate leadership development into/as part of staff development plans.

2.7. Include a competency assessment in the performance evaluation process. Compare results of assessment with competencies listed in job description.

Percentage of staff who are competent in leadership competencies listed in their job description.
  • Abbreviations: HR4SCM TOC; Human Resources for Supply Chain Management Theory of Change; SCM, supply chain management.