Producing Results that Matter to Alaskans

• Alaska's Key Performance Indicators
• Department Key Performance Indicators
• Department Performance Detail

Alaskans expect government to provide a wide range of services toward priorities, such as economic development, education, public safety, transportation and public health. Residents have a right to expect Alaska's government to be accountable in producing results within each of its programs, in the most efficient manner possible.

Performance is the tool the Administration uses to set goals, measure progress, and be accountable to Alaskans for getting results that matter.

The State's Performance Framework includes::

• Mission - Consistent with statutory authority.
• Core Services - Core activities/functions to accomplish missions.
• End Results - Planned goals or achievements.
• Strategies - Planned actions to achieve End Results.
• Targets - Targeted results, identified individually for End Results and Strategies, against which to measure success.
• Status - Statements of our current level of success in meeting targets.
• Analysis of Results and Challenges - Data and analysis of current results and barriers to achieving success.

The State's framework is not yet complete for all departments to the lowest budgetary level. OMB's work with departments to refine current frameworks and expand to provide measurement of results at the lowest level is ongoing.