Targets & Indicators

 Topic: reducing childhood obesity by 20 percent

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Complete Part 9 (develop targets and indicators) for your final project.

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An indicator is a variable used to measure progress towards the stated goals, objectives and targets of the plan, allowing managers to assess progress towards benchmarks. It is a specific measure of plan performance that is tracked over time by the monitoring system.

Criteria for indicator

Valid
Indicators should measure the condition or event they are intended to measure.
Reliable
Indicators should be objective and produce the same results when used more than once to measure the same condition or event, all things being equal (for example, using the same methods/tools/instruments).
Specific
Indicators should measure only the condition or event they are intended to measure.
Sensitive
Indicators should reflect changes in the state of the condition or event under observation.
Operational
Indicators should be measured with definitions that are developed and tested at the programme level and reference standards.
Affordable
 The costs of measuring the indicators should be reasonable.
Feasible
It should be possible to carry out the proposed data collection under normal programme conditions
Measurable
 Indicator can be objectively measured
Comparable
Indicators should be comparable over time and across different geographical sites