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The
findings of the first PART analysis were released on Feb. 3 as an
accompaniment of the President's FY04 budget. The Performance Institute
has analyzed the data from all 234 evaluations and organized it
into several formats in order to create a context for the results
of an individual program or agency.
Raw
Data - Here you will find the original 234 Excel spreadsheets,
exactly as released by the Office of Management and Budget.
Inventory
of Original Program Data Files
Overall
Results by Program
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For each program, the subtotals of each section of the PART were
extracted and put into a master document. Those subtotals were then
added up and averaged. All six columns of data (four PART sections,
aggregate and average) are contained on each of these three spreadsheets.
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Ranked
by Program According to Total PART Score |
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Listed
Alphabetically by Program Name |
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Overall
Results by Cabinet Department
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For each agency, the data collected for each of its evaluated programs
was added up and averaged to create agency-wide scores. NOTE: This
data should not be construed as an evaluation of the agency's management
performance. It is merely an evaluation of the programs within an
agency.
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Ranked
by Cabinet Department According to Total of Programs' Overall
PART Scores |
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Listed
Alphabetically by Cabinet Department |
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Section
Results by Program
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The PART questionnaire is divided into four sections: Program Purpose,
Program Planning, Program Management and Program Results/Accountability.
Clicking on the links below will take you to pages that will explain
how to interpret each section, as well as the results and rankings.
Overall
Results by Program Type
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The Office of Management and Budget created customized PART evaluation
forms for the seven different program types. After building a master
spreadsheet containing the section subtotals, the aggregate, and
the average scores, the list was divided according to the program
type. Then it was ranked. Those rankings are below.
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