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This book is a companion to "Trying Hard Is Not Good Enough," (10th anniversary edition, 2015), which presents a data-driven decision making framework known as Results-Based Accountability (RBA) or Outcomes-Based Accountability (OBA). The framework has been used across the US and in numerous countries around the world. In this volume, Mark shares some of his writing from the last 10 years, and selected writings from the many friends and colleagues around the world who are putting RBA/OBA into practice.Turning Curves is made up of more than 80 essays •The Vermont Accountability Compact •The Leeds Story by Nigel Richardson•How outcomes saved my life by Mike Pinnock•The simplest way to implement RBA•Using data for improvement not punishment.•How to measure the success of population level strategies•Collective Impact using RBA •How to build a performance foundation in your organization. •The problem with pay for performance in government. •Next Generation Contracting for funders and grantees•When infrastructure is the customer•Results based budgeting and least harm budget cuts•The performance of Administrative services, Arts organizations, Advocacy, Partnerships............and much more
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TURNING CURVES, Mark Friedman
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- Année de publication
- 2015
- Reliure
- (souple)
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- Titre
- TURNING CURVES
- Sous-titre
- An Accountability Companion Reader
- Langue
- Anglais
- Auteurs
- Mark Friedman
- Publié
- 2015
- Format
- souple
- Pages
- 166
- ISBN10
- 151919935X
- ISBN13
- 9781519199355
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- This book is a companion to "Trying Hard Is Not Good Enough," (10th anniversary edition, 2015), which presents a data-driven decision making framework known as Results-Based Accountability (RBA) or Outcomes-Based Accountability (OBA). The framework has been used across the US and in numerous countries around the world. In this volume, Mark shares some of his writing from the last 10 years, and selected writings from the many friends and colleagues around the world who are putting RBA/OBA into practice.Turning Curves is made up of more than 80 essays •The Vermont Accountability Compact •The Leeds Story by Nigel Richardson•How outcomes saved my life by Mike Pinnock•The simplest way to implement RBA•Using data for improvement not punishment.•How to measure the success of population level strategies•Collective Impact using RBA •How to build a performance foundation in your organization. •The problem with pay for performance in government. •Next Generation Contracting for funders and grantees•When infrastructure is the customer•Results based budgeting and least harm budget cuts•The performance of Administrative services, Arts organizations, Advocacy, Partnerships............and much more