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THE ACADEMY
OF FINANCIAL
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№ 4/2019

№ 4/2019

Nauk. pr. NDFI 2019 (4): 35–46
https://doi.org/10.33763/npndfi2019.04.035

FINANCES OF EDUCATION AND SCIENCE

YABLONKO Olena 1

1SESE "The Academy of Financial Management"
OrcID ID : https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5266-6467


Formation of performance indicators of activities of budget institutions (HEIs): national and international experience


The results of budget programs execution are an important factor in the implementation of the prudent state budget policy within the budget process reforms. The understandable and valid information on the results of public services delivery can serve as the fundamental basis for the assessment of the budget funds’ spending efficiency. Despite a considerable amount of scientific research on the issue of determining performance indicators of the budget programs execution, it should be noted that a range of issues still remains unexplored. These include international approaches for the formation of institutions’ performance indicators and their consistency with domestic practice in this area. The purpose of the article is to highlight the main national and international methodological approaches for determining the performance indicators of budget programs execution, in particular by higher education institutions (HEIs). The content and structure of performance indicators of budget programs execution by spending units (including HEIs) is considered. It is established that in accordance with the current national legislation, performance indicators of budget programs execution reflect both quantitative and qualitative aspects of providing services by responsible executors of budget programs. The provisions of international legislation for grouping performance indicators of the attainment of the public sector entities’ goals are analysed. The article determines the conformity of performance indicators of budget programs execution and service efficiency indicators with the Recommended Practice Guideline 3 “Reporting Service Performance Information”. The analysis of the scope and composition of performance indicators of budget programs execution by HEIs for the period 2017-2018 is conducted. It is necessary to review the types of performance indicators determined by legislation to further improve the procedure for analysing the performance of government-funded institutions (including HEIs). This will ensure the complete and accurate information on efficiency of budget funds spending.

Keywords:higher education institutions, program-target method, budget program, performance indicators, key performance indicators, provision of services

JEL: H83, M41, M49


Yablonko O. . Formation of performance indicators of activities of budget institutions (HEIs): national and international experience / O. Yablonko // Наукові праці НДФІ. - 2019. - № 4. - C. 35-46.

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