Public Value Performance: What Does It Mean to Create Value in the Public Sector?

  • Meynhardt T
  • Brieger S
  • Strathoff P
  • et al.
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Abstract

Public administrations are required by law to contribute to society, thus obliged to shape the common good. What value they have to society is uncovered by their public value. This chapter provides an ap- proach to public value management that is relevant for organizations, NGOs, and governmental institutions, in order to systematically investi- gate their contributions to society. Previous work on public value serves as a good starting point, providing significant public value perspectives. We follow this by a conceptual delineation of the public value concept according to Timo Meynhardt, who roots the notion of value in psycho- logical needs theory and thereby links public value directly to a conditio humana. As cases in point, we identify and discuss two management tools, the Public Value Scorecard (PVSC) and the Public Value Atlas. We conclude with a short reflection on how public value can advance public

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Meynhardt, T., Brieger, S. A., Strathoff, P., Anderer, S., Bäro, A., Hermann, C., … Gomez, P. (2017). Public Value Performance: What Does It Mean to Create Value in the Public Sector? In Public Sector Management in a Globalized World (pp. 135–160). Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-16112-5_8

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