VFMértékelés
VFMértékelés is a Hungarian term that translates to "Value for Money assessment" or "Value for Money evaluation" in English. It is a process used to determine if public or private sector organizations are achieving the best possible outcomes with the resources they are allocated. The core principle of VFMértékelés is to ensure that public money is spent efficiently and effectively, and that services provided offer good value to the end-users or taxpayers.
This evaluation typically involves examining three key dimensions: economy, efficiency, and effectiveness, often referred to as
VFMértékelés is often conducted by internal audit departments, external audit bodies, or specialized review teams. The