The Government Performance and Results Act of 1993 (GPRA) 

The goal of GPRA is to improve the performance of government agencies.  GPRA seeks to make the Federal Government more accountable to the American people for the tax dollars it spends and the results it achieves.  Reclamation relies on feedback from employees, customers, and stakeholders to meet these objectives.  GPRA requires Federal agencies to:

• Develop and implement both strategic and annual plans that align agency resources with program objectives
• Track and report on their performance.

Reclamation's Priorities for Continued Success in Managing Water Resources:

• Ensure the reliable delivery of water under Reclamation contracts.
• Optimize power generation, consistent with project purposes.
• Incorporate other considerations, such as recreation, fish and wildlife, environment, and Native American trust responsibilities, into our water and power operations.
• Identify and plan for future consumptive and non-consumptive water supply needs by identifying unmet needs in the next 25 years.   

 Government Performance and Results Act of 1993

Fiscal Year 2007 - 2012 Department of the
Interior Strategic Plan

Reclamation's Strategic Performance Measures

Performance and Accountability Report (PAR)

Program Assessment Rating Tool (PART)

Executive Order 13450:
Improving Government Program Performance

• Reclamation's Performance Improvement
  Officer
• Reclamation's Policy on Budget and
  Performance Integration / Performance Improvement