Creating a Measurement Plan
To measure progress toward our goal(s) on at least an annual basis, we need a base
line that we identify or can gather now to tell us our current situation on this measure. In order to know the
progress we've made toward our goal, we need to know where we started. Base line data are the initial evidence
we have as to where we are now, so that, when we measure a second, third and fourth time, we can see if our action
is actually moving us toward our goal.
1. What is the most important indicator of this goal?
2. What is our measure related to this indicator?
3. What is the base line measure we will use?
4. What is our unit of measure?
5. Where will we get the information we need?
6. How will we get the information we need?
7. Who will collect the information we need?
8. Will we need to pay someone to collect this information?
Yes ___ No ___
If yes, how much per hour? _______
9. How many hours will it take? _____
10. When will the information be collected?
11. How will we measure progress from the base line?
12. How else can we use this information to achieve our community's goals?
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