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Program Goals, Objectives and Performance Indicators A guide for grant and program development 3/2/2014 | Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority | 1

Why focus on goals, objectives and performance measures? Strong goals, objectives and performance measures can: Strengthen grant proposals. Strengthen a program, regardless of funding source. 3/2/2014 | Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority | 2

Goals A program goal is the end that you want to achieve through the funded project. To define a goal, identify what you want to change by implementing the project. What is the big picture purpose? 3/2/2014 | Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority | 3

Example DNA evidence is playing a role in an increasing number of violent crime prosecutions in your county but its hard to keep pace with rapid advances in the science. Youre seeking funding for three experienced assistant states attorneys to form a specialized DNA prosecution unit. 3/2/2014 | Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority | 4

Which is your goal? Is the goal to: a) Hire three prosecutors? b) Or enhance the prosecution of felony cases in which DNA plays an important role in determining a defendants guilt or innocence? 3/2/2014 | Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority | 5

Answer Enhance the prosecution of felony cases in which DNA plays an important role in determining the guilt or innocence of a defendant. 3/2/2014 | Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority | 6

The program goal is to enhance the prosecution of felony DNA cases. Hiring the prosecutors is not the end you want to achieve, it is the means to that end. 3/2/2014 | Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority | 7

Objectives are: The action steps you will need to take to implement the program. The benchmarks you set to measure program performance 3/2/2014 | Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority | 8

Objectives: Are measureable. Identify the target of program activity. Set a timeframe for completion. Provide an expected direction of change. 3/2/2014 | Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority | 9

Objectives must: Be measurable. Can you count it? Identify data that you can obtain and track. Do you have access to the data or can you reasonably obtain it? How will you keep track of the data? 3/2/2014 | Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority | 10

Objectives must : Identify program target, such as: Population group. Type of case or crime. Geographic area. 3/2/2014 | Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority | 11

Objectives must: Set a timeframe for completion, including short, mid- and long-term benchmarks. 3/2/2014 | Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority | 12

Objectives must: Provide an expected direction of change. Do you want an increase or decrease in each item you will count? 3/2/2014 | Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority | 13

Two kinds of objectives Process objectives Outcome objectives 3/2/2014 | Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority | 14

Process Objectives Process objectives are the steps needed to implement the program. 3/2/2014 | Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority | 15

Process Objectives Examples: Hire three experienced felony prosecutors by November 1, Provide prosecutors with advanced DNA training by March 31, /2/2014 | Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority | 16

Outcome Objectives Outcome objectives measure program impact 3/2/2014 | Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority | 17

Outcome Objectives Prosecute 10 felonies using DNA evidence. Achieve an 80 percent conviction rate on felony cases using DNA. 3/2/2014 | Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority | 18

Performance measures Performance measures count progress toward program objectives or benchmarks. 3/2/2014 | Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority | 19

Performance Measures Performance measures are: Objective Relevant Able to indicate degrees of success Reliable Valid 3/2/2014 | Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority | 20

Performance Measures Process measures: Three prosecutors hired by October 15, Prosecutor advanced DNA training completed April 15, /2/2014 | Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority | 21

Performance Measures Outcome measures: 11 DNA felony cases prosecuted. 91 percent conviction rate. 3/2/2014 | Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority | 22

3/2/2014 | Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority | 23 Process ObjectivePerformance Indicator Hire three experienced felony prosecutors by November 1, Number of experienced felony prosecutors hired Hire dates Provide prosecutors with advanced training in DNA by March 31, Date prosecutors complete advanced DNA training Outcome ObjectivePerformance Indicator Prosecute 10 felonies using DNA evidence. Number of DNA felony cases prosecuted Achieve an 80 percent conviction rate on these cases. Program conviction rate Goal: Enhance the prosecution of felony cases in which DNA plays an important role in determining a defendants guilt or innocence.

3/2/2014 | Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority | 24 Goal: Reduce relapse and recidivism among dually diagnosed women. Process ObjectivePerformance Indicator Assess 100 percent of female probationers using the MISA tool. Percent of women assessed using MISA tool Provide specialized MISA treatment to 100 percent of women identified for treatment. Percent of women identified as MISA receiving specialized treatment Outcome ObjectivePerformance Indicator Lower substance abuse relapse by MISA- assessed clients by 20 percent. Percent reduction in substance abuse relapse by MISA clients Reduce recidivism by MISA-assessed clients by 10 percent. Number of MISA-assessed clients Number of MISA-assessed clients re-arrested Percent reduction in recidivism by MISA clients

Data reports Funders typically specify the performance measures, also referred to as performance metrics. 3/2/2014 | Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority | 25

Data reports Many funders are moving to online data reporting to collect performance metrics. How will you track program activity to report to the funder? 3/2/2014 | Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority | 26

ICJIA data reports Collect standard performance metrics required by the federal fund. Collect project-specific performance measures drawn from the program description. Include demographic information. 3/2/2014 | Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority | 27

Narrative information Highlights program achievements. Describes barriers to program implementation. Describes efforts to address barriers. 3/2/2014 | Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority | 28

Narrative information Gives context to the data. Provides examples of program activities. Documents challenges. 3/2/2014 | Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority | 29

3/2/2014 | Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority | 30 Process ObjectivePerformance Indicator Hire three experienced felony prosecutors by November 1, Three experienced felony prosecutors hired by October 15, Provide prosecutors with advanced DNA training by March 31, Three prosecutors completed advanced DNA training April 15, Outcome ObjectivePerformance Indicator Prosecute 10 felonies using DNA evidence11 DNA-related felony cases prosecuted Achieve an 80 percent conviction rate on these cases. 91 percent conviction rate

How ICJIA uses data reports ICJIA uses data reports to: Document the work of the program. Assure the project is being implemented as intended. Provide feedback on program impact to the Authority Budget Committee and Board 3/2/2014 | Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority | 31

How ICJIA uses data reports ICJIA uses data reports to: Become aware of areas of need and barriers to implementation. Compile information required in ICJIAs reports to federal funders. 3/2/2014 | Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority | 32

How programs use data reports Data reporting can be an opportunity for self- assessment: Improve program performance What should we change to meet our objectives? Document work How do we prove the value of our program? 3/2/2014 | Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority | 33