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Writing Specific, Measureable Performance Objectives
Performance objectives are specific activities/tasks you will complete that can be quantified and measured to document you have accomplished your project goals.  They are tangible results you can use that indicate your project was a success.  Below are some examples of poor objectives and good objectives.  Note that specific ones can be measured through data collection or observation.  See examples below.
Conservation Education Examples
Academic programs to provide educational opportunities for elementary, middle, and high school students in the GCRCD Council area.

     Agricultural/Forestry Projects
     Aquaculture/Aquaponics
     Environmental Programs
     Educational Greenhouses
     Livestock Programs
     Outdoor Classrooms
     Water Quality
Vague, unmeasurable performance objectives      ​                        Specific, measurable performance objectives
Learn about the environment .............................................................List the main parts of an ecosystem
Understand aquaculture.......................................................................Demonstrate how to set up a filtration system
Teach students about livestock...........................................................Identify the correct feed for cows
Build an outdoor classroom.................................................................Explain the process of photosynthesis
Measure water quality...........................................................................Test for dissolved oxygen and turbidity
Know about farming..............................................................................Analyze soil for pH
Community Development​ Examples
Projects that improve the quality of life for local communities within the GCRCD Council area.
     
     Health Initiatives
     Recreational Facilities
     Safety Programs
     Volunteer Fire Departments


Vague, unmeasurable performance objectives                             Specific, measurable performance objectives
Help senior citizens exercise.................................................................Create a set of 10 exercises with directions
Teach students about fire safety...........................................................Demonstrate the correct way to douse a fire
Buy exercise equipment..........................................................................Buy 5 treadmills, 3 pull-up bars, 1 elliptical
Help VFDs....................................................................................................Buy 3 sets if turn-out gear, 5 radios
Resource Conservation Examples
Projects for conserving and using the natural resources in the GCRCD Council area.

     Accessibility to Water Resources
     Environmental Enhancement
     Erosion Control
     Pollinator Species Enhancement
     Water Quality

Vague, unmeasurable performance objectives                            Specific, measurable performance objectives
Stop erosion in the park.........................................................................Install a 30' underground drainage pipe
Give people more access to water......................................................Construct a 20' x 50' boat ramp
Get plastic out of water..........................................................................Install a trash boom in ______creek at _______.
Have more bees in Baldwin County....................................................Build and install 10 hives at _________farm.



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  • About Us
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  • Grant Awards
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  • Gallery
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  • Grant Facts
    • Grant Program Fact Sheet >
      • Focus Areas
      • Performance objectives
      • Gantt Chart or Project Timeline
  • Grantee Portal
    • Application
    • Project Completion Form