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Lesson 84 E1bE1dE1eE1fE1gE3bE3cE3dE3a

Not for profit organisations

You'll learn how to assess performance in not-for-profit and public sector organisations using frameworks beyond traditional profit metrics.

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  1. 0:00 Performance analysis for not-for-profits
  2. 0:25 Understanding not-for-profit organisations
  3. 1:47 Key objectives in the not-for-profit sector
  4. 3:04 Value for money framework explained
  5. 4:30 Applying the three Es to care provision
  6. 7:33 Non-financial performance indicators matter
  7. 9:09 Challenges with measuring qualitative performance

About this lesson

This lesson covers the unique objectives these organisations face—from surplus maximisation to client satisfaction—and introduces the value for money framework with its three key pillars: economy (acquiring quality at lowest cost), efficiency (using resources effectively), and effectiveness (achieving organisational objectives). Through practical examples like a health and care home, you'll discover how to identify appropriate performance measures and understand why non-financial indicators are essential for comprehensive evaluation. This content is relevant to Performance Management and Strategic Management papers, helping you recognise that not-for-profits require multidimensional assessment combining financial and qualitative metrics to avoid short-termism and capture true organisational performance.

Duration: 13m

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