Governments are increasingly squeezed from all sides. On one hand, they are expected to deliver programs that generate strong and meaningful economic outcomes. On the other, they face thinning budgets and fewer resources. At the same time, public trust has eroded over the years, partly due to programs that are costly, slow to deliver, and unaligned with real market needs. This results in a simple but uncomfortable reality: public tolerance for failure is at an all-time low. G