Use the following guidance when completing tables for a project: 

Project Goals:		Identify the project goals as they relate to activities or items outlined in the proposal/grant agreement.	
Desired Outcomes:	Identify the measurable results that the project expects to achieve by implementing project activities consistent with the specified goals.	
Project Performance Measures:	Appropriate project performance measures that include: (1) Output Indicators representing measures to efficiently track outputs (activities, products, or deliverables); and (2) Outcome Indicators, measures to evaluate change that is a direct result of the work and can be linked through a weight-of-evidence approach to project activities or outputs (e.g. improvements in environmental conditions, awareness, participation, or community, landowner, or local government capacity).	
Measurement Tools and Methods:		Methods of measurement or tools that will be used to document project performance (e.g. California Rapid Assessment Method, California Department of Fish and Game Monitoring Protocols for fisheries restoration projects).	
Targets:	Measurable targets that are feasible to meet during the project period, (e.g., ninety percent (90%) reduction in invasive species acreage; or fifty percent (50%) reduction in pesticide use within the watershed.	

Example Project Performance Measures Tables are provided on the State Water Board’s website (Appendix B). The example activities are provided for illustrative purposes only, however, and should be used to guide the identification of appropriate categories and performance measures for the project described in the Proposal.

Table 1
Type Category Here
TYPE PROJECT TITLE HERE 

Project Goals	
Desired Outcomes	
Project Performance Measures	
Measurement Tools 
and Methods	
Targets	

1. Identify the project goals as they relate to activities or items outlined in the proposal/grant agreement.	
1. Identify the measureable results that the project expects to achieve by implementing project activities consistent with the specified goals.

However, you may have multiple desired outcomes per goal. 
    	
1. Output Indicators representing measures to efficiently track outputs (activities, products, or deliverables)

2. Outcome Indicators, measures to evaluate change that is a direct result of the work and can be linked through a weight-of-evidence approach to project activities or outputs (e.g. improvements in environmental conditions, awareness, participation, or community, landowner, or local government capacity.)   	
1. What methods of measurement or tools will be used to document project performance?	
1. Measureable targets that are feasible to meet during the project period.	

2.  Identify the project goals as they relate to activities or items outlined in the proposal/grant agreement	
1. Identify the measureable results that the project expects to achieve by implementing project activities consistent with the specified goals.

However, you may have multiple desired outcomes per goal. 
	
1. Output Indicators representing measures to efficiently track outputs (activities, products, or deliverables)

2. Outcome Indicators, measures to evaluate change that is a direct result of the work and can be linked through a weight-of-evidence approach to project activities or outputs (e.g. improvements in environmental conditions, awareness, participation, or community, landowner, or local government capacity.)   

	
1. What methods of measurement or tools will be used to document project performance?	
1. Measureable targets that are feasible to meet during the project period.