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Performance Goals for Partnership Agreements
This content was last updated on October 2002.
These are examples of goals found in partnership agreements:
- Increase consumer protection.
- Eliminate duplication.
- Survey local industry.
- Expand technology transfer.
- Expand training opportunities.
- Improve communications.
- Develop joint training courses.
- Establish shared databases.
- Improve efficiency-cost savings.
- Improve uniformity of enforcement activities.
- Enhance information exchange/dissemination.
- Increase levels of industry compliance.
- Assure emergency response capabilities.
- Increase staff proficiency (FDA/state).
- Empower cooperating organizations.
- Increase in program productivity/coverage.
- Promote evidence sharing.
Partnership Promotional Activities:
All parties are encouraged to share information on partnerships to allow others to
benefit from them. FDA encourages the sharing of good ideas and lessons learned to advance
the collective knowledge base in public health.
Ways to share:
- FDA Field Committees should consider a discussion of relevant partnerships as part of
their meeting agenda.
- Participants in partnership agreements, such as FDA regional or district offices, state
and local agencies, and others, are encouraged to share partnership information when
possible, including in newsletters, on websites, etc.
- AFDO, NEHA, and similar groups are encouraged to include presentations on successful
partnerships at regional and national meetings.
- Participants in partnerships are encouraged to apply for pertinent recognition and
awards, such as those recognizing innovation in government.
- DFSR will publish and share partnership success stories using the many information
dissemination tools available to the division.
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