Posts Tagged ‘Government – Local performance’
Making performance data available to citizens – West Sussex County
West Sussex County Council is the first authority in the United Kingdom that has implemented a software to provide citizens open access to its performance data. Its goal is to “help our residents lead happier, healthier, longer lives”. To ensure that its ambition will be attained, the Council has started to monitor a series of KPIs, in the three main areas of interest: children, old people and economy.
Performance dashboards in the public sector – Borough of Franklin Lakes, New Jersey
The public sector has recently started to show an increased interest in being more transparent and making different institutions’ performance results available to citizens. “Making this information publicly available goes a long way towards helping our citizens understand how we manage the Borough and how we provide services”, says Borough of Franklin Lakes Administrator, Gregory C. Hart.
Performance Measurement within the Public Service, presented by Christian Lystbaek, at the 2014 PMA Conference
On the 2nd day of the 2014 PMA Conference, Christian Lystbaek Assistant Professor at the Aarhus University presented a conceptual study, aimed at identifying crucial performance measurement aspects within the public service sector.
Performance Related Pay Schemes in the British Public Service
Stemming from the study conducted by John Makinson in 2000, the British social service sector has embraced recommendations to remodel and rethink incentive schemes.