Meganalisis Bentuk-Bentuk Indikator dalam Kinerja Sektor Publik

Abstract

Public sector performance reflects the government's ability to manage resources efficiently and responsibly to achieve development goals. One of the key challenges commonly encountered is the absence of a balanced measurement system capable of assessing both management processes and policy outcomes. This study aims to analyze various forms of public sector performance indicators using a descriptive qualitative approach by reviewing related studies and measurement practices across different government institutions. The analysis shows that performance indicators consist of two main groups: governance indicators, which include accountability, transparency, and oversight, and outcome indicators, such as economy, efficiency, effectiveness, outcome, and impact. The integration of these two groups forms a more comprehensive evaluation framework that enables objective assessment of public sector performance. Furthermore, advancements in technology create opportunities for the development of more flexible and accurate data-based indicators. In conclusion, effective performance measurement must combine principles of good governance, measurable policy results, and technological utilization to enhance transparency and government effectiveness.