Outcome Measure Sample Clauses
An Outcome Measure clause defines the specific criteria or metrics used to evaluate the success or effectiveness of a party’s performance under a contract. Typically, this clause outlines quantitative or qualitative benchmarks, such as sales targets, project milestones, or quality standards, that must be met within a certain timeframe. By clearly establishing how results will be assessed, the clause ensures both parties have a mutual understanding of expectations and provides an objective basis for determining compliance or triggering further contractual actions.
Outcome Measure. A statement that specifies the measurable result or direct impact of a program or activity in reference to a quantitative criterion and a timeframe.
Outcome Measure. Expected program outcomes that ensure the program’s goal statement is being fulfilled. They are the measures identified by TJJD that will be used to determine grant performance.
Outcome Measure. Number and percentage of households who increase or maintain income (earned and unearned) and/or non-cash benefits
a. Source: HMIS
b. Benchmark: At least 80% of households
Outcome Measure. Compliance and enforcement program meets the national goals set forth in the Clean Air Act Compliance Monitoring Strategy and the Timely and Appropriate Enforcement Response to High Priority Violations. Outputs 1)
Outcome Measure. (a) Family participation in parent-teacher conferences. Measure Family participation in parent-teacher conferences.
Outcome Measure. Number and percentage of households who remain stably housed one year after program exit (as measured by not having a service or program enrollment that indicates homelessness)
a. Source: HMIS
b. Benchmark: At least 80% of households who have been exited for at least one year