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Stage

Concrete goals

Performance indicators

Strategy

1. Respond to international

development trends

1. Projects all conform with international development trends

2. Draw on Taiwan’s comparative

advantages

2. Ratio of project resources targeted at priority areas

3. Integrate public and private

sector resources

3. Ratio of project funding allocated by cooperative partners

4. Strengthen cooperative

partnerships

4. All projects conform with partner countries’ development policy

Work

results

1. Help ensure food safety

(agriculture)

5. Total output of grain crops for the year

6. Total output of fruits and vegetables for the year

7. Total output of meat products for the year

2. Improve farmers’ lives by

increasing added value of

agricultural activity (agriculture)

8. Increase in agricultural output value

9. Increase in the number of paid aid projects for agricultural output value

3. Strengthen healthcare and

hygiene systems (public health)

10. Increase in the number of public health programs and healthcare institution

functions

11. Increase in the number of public health program medical personnel with disease

prevention skills

4. Help build human resources

needed for development and

post-disaster reconstruction

(education)

12. Ratio of scholarship recipients who apply what they have learned after returning

home

13. Number of seed personnel who have built capacity through projects

5. Help improve government

management effectiveness (ICT ) 14. Availability of ICT systems built for projects

6. Promote environmental

sustainable development

(environment)

15. Monitoring and/or management of specific environmentally sensitive areas,

forests and other special ecologies

16. Number of native or endemic plant varieties of cooperative countries being

preserved

17. Number of projects using environmentally friendly technologies

Operational

results

and

organizational

effectiveness

1. Project management

implementation

18. Proportion of projects whose preparation period fits with previously set schedules

19. Proportion of project implementation rate that conform to the year’s schedule

20. Proportion of completed projects (including normal work) that meet expected

targets

21. Proportion of project completion reports whose results achieve expected

standards

2. Increase the effectiveness of aid

22. Proportion of stakeholders who are satisfied with project results

23. Amount of obtained experience adopted as a basis for project design

3. Increase the synergy of project

implementation

24. Number of projects carried out with comprehensive use of aid tools

25. Degree to which information systems are used

4. Staying up-to-date on foreign aid

trends and deepen knowledge

management

26. Output quantity of specialized research reports and task management tools

27. Number of times referring to or citing the experience of external organizations for

use by the TaiwanICDF

28. Degree of knowledge management being applied

5. Effective communication

29. Number of times volunteers share local experience

30. Degree of satisfaction with official website responses to external questions or

requests for information

31. Annual total click-through of TaiwanICDF-issued videos on each online platform

32. Number of positive and neutral reports of the TaiwanICDF’s work in domestic and

overseas media

33. Satisfaction with the use of strategic meetings to reinforce internal

communication

6. Increase the professionalism of

TaiwanICDF personnel

34. Success rate of TaiwanICDF-planned education and training programs for

personnel

7. Increase the efficiency of

administrative expenses

35. Percentage occupied by administrative expenses out of annual budget

8. Boost the efficiency of budget

implementation

36. Budget implementation rate for the year

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Overview of performance indicators