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Unlocking Public Value |
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Contents |
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Introduction |
11 |
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Preface |
15 |
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An Indicator of Public Value |
15 |
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Past as Prologue |
17 |
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Introducing the Public Service Value Model |
18 |
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Note on Sources |
21 |
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Acknowledgements |
21 |
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Chapter 1: The Public Sector Squeeze |
23 |
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Public Service Value Approach |
24 |
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Fiscal Crunch |
28 |
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Great Expectations |
30 |
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The Right Questions |
32 |
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The Public Performance Gap |
35 |
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Fostering Competition in Government |
37 |
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Chapter 2: Zeroing In on Outcomes |
41 |
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Clarity on Outcomes |
43 |
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Self-Imposed Pressure |
47 |
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Public Service Agreements in the United Kingdom |
47 |
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Canadian Innovation in Performance Management |
48 |
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Shift to Define and Manage Outcomes Seen around the Globe |
49 |
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Legislating Accountability in the United States |
51 |
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Turning Battleships |
54 |
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Applying Private Sector Techniques |
56 |
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“ Rebalancing” the Scorecard for Government |
57 |
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Strategy Maps: Getting There from Here |
60 |
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Minding the Gap |
62 |
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Putting the Focus on Outcomes |
62 |
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Chapter 3: Why Is It So Hard to Measure Public Value? |
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You Get What You Measure |
66 |
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Difficulties Measuring Public Service Value |
68 |
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Unintended Consequences |
71 |
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Measuring Public-Private “ Networks” |
73 |
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Complexity of Measuring Shared Public Outcomes |
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Overcoming Resistance |
79 |
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What the Public Service Value Model Brings to the Table |
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Taking Stock |
81 |
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Chapter 4: Defining Value |
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What to Measure |
84 |
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Defining Public Service Value |
85 |
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Outcomes: Public Service Value’s North Star |
87 |
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Are We There Yet? |
88 |
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Building a Public Service Value Outcome Model |
88 |
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Weighting Outcomes |
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Filtering Metrics |
98 |
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Using the Metrics Filter to Decide What to Measure |
101 |
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Chapter 5: Measuring and Analyzing Public Service Value |
105 |
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Data Collection: Metrics Mania |
107 |
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Running a Public Service Value Analysis |
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Adjusting Data: Standardization and Normalization |
115 |
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Breaking Down Individual Outcomes |
116 |
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Introducing Cost-Effectiveness |
117 |
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Determining Cost-Effectiveness |
117 |
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Balancing Capital and Revenue Expenditures |
118 |
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How to Calculate Cost-Effectiveness |
120 |
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Displaying Public Service Value Results |
124 |
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Interpreting Public Service Value Results: The Value Compass |
126 |
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Performance Relative to the Average |
128 |
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Benefits and Limitations |
129 |
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Chapter 6: Driving Results |
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Identifying Value Drivers |
135 |
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Balancing Trade-offs to Maximize Public Service Value |
138 |
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Outcomes Drive Strategic Planning |
139 |
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Intelligence Test |
140 |
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Valuing Labor |
144 |
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Comparative Learning |
147 |
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A Public Service Value National Study |
152 |
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Chapter 7: The Key to Unlocking Public Value |
155 |
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Outcomes as an Engine of Change |
156 |
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Competitive Dynamics |
157 |
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Changing the Rules of the Game |
158 |
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Creating an Appetite for Experimentation in the Public Sector |
160 |
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Appendix: Public Service Value Methodology |
165 |
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Stage 1: Define Outcomes and Metrics |
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Stage 2: Calculating Outcome and Cost-Effectiveness Scores |
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Stage 3: Creating the Public Service Value Performance Matrix and Analyzing Results |
180 |
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Notes |
191 |
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Bibliography |
197 |
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About the Authors |
201 |
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Index |
205 |
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