Responsible Implementation / Applications
Creating Long-Term Public Value
Consider the lasting social, economic, environmental, cultural and educational value of innovation.
Before you begin
Creating Long-Term Public Value in practice.
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Introduction
Public value refers to the broader social, economic and environmental benefits created through innovation.
Responsible implementation asks whether innovations create lasting value not only for organisations but for society.
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Dimensions of Public Value
- Economic Value
- Social Value
- Environmental Value
- Cultural Value
- Educational Value
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Reflection Questions
- What long-term value is created?
- Who benefits most?
- Who may be excluded?
- How can impacts be measured?
- What responsibilities remain after implementation?