Public sector performance measurement: delivering greater accountability
Mike Bolton
Abstract
Mike Bolton
Abstract
Expectations of public sector organisations have changed. The public increasingly expects them to have private sector performance focus but public sector accountability. Discusses the particular issues of establishing performance measures (and a performance‐related culture) in the public sector while demonstrating (as well as delivering) "proper" and efficient use of public funds.
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Expectations of public sector organisations have changed. The public increasingly expects them to have private sector performance focus but public sector accountability. Discusses the particular issues of establishing performance measures (and a performance‐related culture) in the public sector while demonstrating (as well as delivering) "proper" and efficient use of public funds.
Key concepts: Public sector, Accountability, Business, New public management, Private sector, Performance measurement, Performance management, Accounting