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OMB PART Summaries by Strategic Goal - Strategic Goal 8: Economic Prosperity and Security


FY 2004 Performance and Accountability Report
Bureau of Resource Management
November 2004

 

Strategic Goal 8: ECONOMIC PROSPERITY AND SECURITY
Title or Topic United Nations Development Program (UNDP)
Evaluator Office of Management and Budget Program Assessment Rating Tool (PART)
Department Contact Kim R. Holmes, Assistant Secretary, Bureau of International Organization Affairs (IO)
Scores and Ratings
  • CY 2003: Results Not Demonstrated
  • CY 2004: Effective
Major Findings/ Recommendations
  • This year?s performance plan is a significant improvement over the previous year?s. The plan contains measurable targets for UNDP programs. It is also demonstrated that Federal managers are accountable to advance U.S. interests through participation in the UNDP Executive Board.
Major Actions Taken or That Will be Taken
  • The OMB approved efficiency indicator is included in the FY 2005 Department Performance Plan.
PART Performance Measures

Long Term Measure:

  • Percentage of countries where annual targets were fully achieved out of the total number of countries (92) where UNDP provided support for democratic governance goal.

Annual Measures:

  • ?Operational Support Costs? as a Percentage of Total Costs.
  • Percentage of countries where annual targets were fully achieved out of a total of number (58) of countries where UNDP provides support to public administration reform and anti-corruption.
  • Percentage of countries where annual targets were fully achieved out of the total number (36) of countries where UNDP provides support to conflict prevention and peace building.
  • Achievement of annual milestones toward private sector development.

 

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