2019 Volume 14 Issue 1 Pages 100-118
In recent years, the creation of social values such as “Society 5.0” launched by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, “SDGs”, and/or Michael Porter’s Shared Value Creation, is said popularly. To create social values from P2M perspective by bundling various shareholders, planning, executing and operating a program have been becoming more and more important. However, ignoring the financial point of view, program investments to create socially useful non-financial values increase negative legacies such as wasting debt and/or accumulating useless entities in the era of today’s Japan’s population decrease and low economic growth. By understanding such an environment, Program managers are required to create values that do not become negative legacies. From this point of view, identifying clearly financial values, non-financial values, profit organization and non-profit organizations, basic procedures for defining and proposing program values are shown.