results-based plan

noun
UK /rɪˈzʌlts beɪst plæn/
US /rɪˈzʌlts beɪst plæn/

A plan that focuses on the results you want to get.

The teacher made a results-based plan to help every student read better by June.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A work plan where people are judged by what they achieve, not by how they do it.

The company switched to a results-based plan so teams could choose their own methods.

3. A school or program plan that sets clear targets and checks them regularly.

The school's results-based plan tracks reading scores every month.

4. A budget or business plan built around expected outcomes and their value.

The manager presented a results-based plan showing how each dollar would improve sales.