A conceptual and practical framework of measuring performance of local authorities in financial terms : analysing the case of Israel
By: CARMELI, Abraham
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ArticlePublisher: 2002Local Government Studies 28, 1, p. 21-36Abstract: This study investigates the theme of performance measurement among local authorities in Israel. Using a broad approach, it deals conceptually with performance measurement and financial performance of local authorities in Israel as compared to several Western countries, and explores the implications for accountability and public trust in government. This study proposes and empirically test a model for measuring the financial performance of local authorities in Israel. It demonstrates how to design effective performance measures in two areas: (a) financial strength/weakness, and (b) level of municipal development of the local authorities. By so doing, the article suggest advancing performance measurement in the governmental sector by using financial data from annual financial reports
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This study investigates the theme of performance measurement among local authorities in Israel. Using a broad approach, it deals conceptually with performance measurement and financial performance of local authorities in Israel as compared to several Western countries, and explores the implications for accountability and public trust in government. This study proposes and empirically test a model for measuring the financial performance of local authorities in Israel. It demonstrates how to design effective performance measures in two areas: (a) financial strength/weakness, and (b) level of municipal development of the local authorities. By so doing, the article suggest advancing performance measurement in the governmental sector by using financial data from annual financial reports
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