The Results Act assessment of the governmentwide performance plan for fiscal year 1999 : report to congressional requesters

"The issuance of the Governmentwide Performance Plan in February 1998 marked the culmination of the first annual performance planning cycle under the Government Performance and Results Act. The Office of Management and Budget developed an approach and framework for this plan that generally addressed the basic requirements of the Results Act. The plan was issued with the President's budget submission and included a broad range of governmentwide management objectives and a mission-based presentation of key performance goals based on agency performance plans. The plan's framework should ultimately allow for a cohesive presentation of governmentwide performance, but the specific contents of this initial plan did not always give an integrated, consistent, and results-oriented picture of the federal government's performance goals for fiscal year 1999. To add value to the government's overall performance planning and management efforts, attention is needed in two critical areas: (1) addressing observed weaknesses of individual agency performance plans that necessarily affect the quality of governmentwide performance planning and (2) emphasizing an integrated, governmentwide perspective throughout the plan. Also, much work remains to improve agency performance plans, the "building blocks" of the governmentwide plan."

"The Results Act assessment of the governmentwide performance plan for fiscal year 1999 : report to congressional requesters"@en
"The Results Act : assessment of the governmentwide performance plan for fiscal year 1999 : report to Congressional requesters"@en
"The Results Act assessment of the governmentwide performance plan for Fiscal Year 1999"