The Federal Performance Project
he Federal Performance Project is an effort to answer a fundamental question: How well are federal agencies managed?That management matters is a core belief of the Federal Performance Project, a partnership of Government Executive and The George Washington University Department of Public Administration. The project is funded by The Pew Charitable Trusts. For four years we've rated federal agencies' management abilities. We've assessed management of human resources, information, physical assets and finances as well as ability to manage for results at 27 agencies. We focus our reviews on management capacity because it is an indicator of agencies' health and ability to deliver results. We also believe that reporting what stands in the way of good management can help political leaders and the public understand the challenges involved in running government programs and what needs to be done to help them run better.
FPP Issues
May 2002 | April 2001 |
March 2000 | February 1999 |
PROJECT PARTNERS:
The George Washington University Department of Public Administration
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