Good Practice Project

The Good Practice (GP) project was established in 1999 with the following objectives:

1. Measure the performance of administrative support services in universities.
2. Provide performance benchmarking among participating universities.
3. Identify and share best practices in the management of administrative services.

Now in its 19th edition (GP2022/23), the project involves 45 state universities, 6 non-state universities, and 5 high schools. It compares the performance of universities along two axes: efficiency and effectiveness.

Efficiency analysis is conducted by measuring the total and unit cost incurred by the university for various services. The analysis of "perceived" effectiveness by users of each service is carried out through periodic customer satisfaction surveys targeting students, faculty, researchers, fellows, doctoral candidates, and administrative staff.

Customer satisfaction surveys within the "Good Practice" project involve the completion of an entirely anonymous questionnaire. Respondents are redirected to the questionnaire through a link, hosted on an external server managed by Politecnico di Milano.

The University of Sassari, as part of the Good Practice Project, is conducting a survey on the organizational well-being of the technical-administrative and library staff.

The surveys on organizational well-being are carried out by completing a questionnaire, which is entirely anonymous.

Respondents are redirected via a link to a questionnaire hosted on an external server managed by the Polytechnic University of Milan.

The questionnaire can be completed from May 27 to June 15, 2024, through the link on the dedicated page.