PROJECT OBJECTIVES WORKSHEET

PROJECT NAME	AUTHOR	DATE

Add your goal to the following worksheet. Then, use the SMART process to determine the characteristics of your objective or objectives. SMART stands for specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound. If the goal is to improve the native habitat in the city, an objective should look like this:

“The objective is to increase the native plants between 1st and 3rd Streets by 50% by March 31.”

GOAL
SPECIFIC: Who? What? When? Where? Why? Which?
MEASURABLE: Metrics and milestones. How much? What %?
ACHIEVABLE: Do you have the skills and tools to accomplish this objective?
RELEVANT: Does it fit with overall organizational objectives?
TIME-BOUND: Intermediate and final deadline
OBJECTIVE 1
SPECIFIC: Who? What? When? Where? Why? Which?
MEASURABLE: Metrics and milestones. How much? What %?
ACHIEVABLE: Do you have the skills and tools to accomplish this objective?
RELEVANT: Does it fit with overall organizational objectives?
TIME-BOUND: Intermediate and final deadline
OBJECTIVE 2
SPECIFIC: Who? What? When? Where? Why? Which?
MEASURABLE: Metrics and milestones. How much? What %?
ACHIEVABLE: Do you have the skills and tools to accomplish this objective?
RELEVANT: Does it fit with overall organizational objectives?
TIME-BOUND: Intermediate and final deadline
OBJECTIVE 3

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