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Public value [Recurs electrònic] : how can it be measured, managed and grown? / Geoff Mulgan, Jonathan Breckon, Mariola Tarrega, Hasan Bakhshi, John Davies, Halima Khan, Annie Finnis
Publication details: London : Nesta, 2019Description: 55 p. : digital, fitxer PDF (5,1 Mb)Online resources: Summary: This paper brings together views from Nesta on better ways of mapping and measuring public value. It builds on work Nesta has done in many fields - from health and culture to public services - to find more rounded and realistic ways of capturing the many dimensions of value created by public action. It is relevant to our work influencing governments and charities as well as to our own work as a funder, since our status as a charity commits us to creating public benefit. Our aim in this work is to make value more transparent and more open to interrogation, whether that concerns libraries, bicycle lanes, museums, primary health services or training programmes for the unemployed. We recognise that value may come from government action; it can also be created by others, in civil society and business. And we recognise that value can often be complex, whether in terms of who benefits, or how it relates to values, as well as more technical issues such as what discount rates to apply. But unless value is attended to explicitly, we risk ending up with unhappy results. (Font: Editor)| Item type | Current library | Collection | Call number | URL | Status | Date due | Barcode | |
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Summary -- Background: Searching for value -- Value in the real world: Case studies from the frontlines of public value: 1. The What Works Movement: Bringing more rigorous views of impact and value into public services ; 2. Measuring value in culture and heritage ; 3. Realising the value in health -- Some general lessons -- Annex: Cost and value in the UK What Works Centres -- Endnotes
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