Public Interest Associations to Create a National Performance Management Advisory Commission Representatives of nine leading state and local public interest associations, including GFOA, have joined forces to set up a commission charged with creating a national principles-based framework for public sector performance measurement and management, they announced February 6 at a meeting in Denver.
The Commission’s effort will result in voluntary guidelines that: - Identify general approaches and practices that are characteristic of successful performance measurement and management
- Emphasize the value of evidence-based and data-driven decision-making in effectively delivering government services
- Support state and local government implementation of performance measurement systems
- Reflect the issues and challenges associated with development and implementation of performance management systems from a broad range of perspectives including elected and appointed officials, and program and operational managers
- Provide a flexible framework that is adaptable to the unique and diverse environments of state and local government.
Please see the attached news release or visit the National Performance Management Advisory Commission Web site for more information
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