Definition of the principle
| Public values are rooted in a reciprocal relationship between administrators and the citizenry. Value is created by satisfying politically expressed desires of citizens and clients. A digital public service should create and deliver public value to the society. |
Source
| https://www.longdom.org/open-access/public-value-theory-reconciling-public-interests-administrativeautonomy-and-efficiency-2315-7844-1000189.pdf |
| Public Value Theory: Reconciling Public Interests, Administrative Autonomy and Efficiency - Eli Turkel and Gerald Turkel |
Scope
| Business agnostic |
Category
| Digital Public Service Strategy (Public Policy Cycle) |
Identifier
| 730caacbb675fbc3930292662f24be21d9345efc7d8dc06586311d2733c02d30 |