Performance evaluation is a continuous process conducted by the Operation & Maintenance (OP) Implementing Unitto assess the effectiveness, efficiency, and quality of river infrastructure management. This evaluation ensures accountability in budget utilization, improves service effectiveness, and measures community satisfaction. Conducted at the end of the inventory survey period, the evaluation involves verifying data and comparing it with standardized performance benchmarks. The assessment process determines whether the river infrastructure requires preventive, corrective, or rehabilitative maintenance, ensuring optimal operation and long-term sustainability.

The evaluation serves multiple functions, including ensuring the proper use of OP funds, allowing the Supervisory Directorate to monitor fund allocation, enhancing performance within the OP unit, and measuring public satisfaction with OP services. Performance assessment relies on four key factors: organizational capacity, which examines available resources; organizational productivity, which evaluates service efficiency and effectiveness; service quality, which reflects community satisfaction levels; and responsiveness, which assesses how well OP units accommodate public concerns and adapt to changing environmental conditions.

The performance evaluation process is carried out using a structured periodic reporting system that provides insights into strategic achievements, performance gaps, and improvement areas. By integrating input, process, output, and outcome indicators, this initiative ensures that OP activities align with national water resource management policieswhile maintaining high operational standards. Ultimately, this evaluation framework strengthens sustainable infrastructure management and disaster resilience, supporting reliable flood control and water distribution services.

Status: Ongoing – Continuous Performance Monitoring & Optimization