U.S. Department of State

• CY 2002: Moderately Effective
• CY 2003: Effective
• CY 2004: Not Reassessed

• Seek to improve long-term outcome measure to capture qualitative improvements to host country capabilities.
• Demonstrate progress on newly developed efficiency measure and incorporate refined measure into the
  FY 2006 budget.

• Working with OMB, Bureau of Counterterrorism has improved long-term outcome measures to better capture improvements in host country capabilities.
• A revised efficiency measure has been developed and submitted with the PART input for this year's reassessment, and has been approved by OMB.

Long Term Measure:

• Number of participant countries that achieve a capability to effectively deter, detect and counter terrorist organizations and threats and sustain those capabilities.

Annual Measures:

• Percentage of United Nations (UN) member states implementing UN Security Council Resolution 1373 that requires all states to take sweeping measures to combat terrorism.
• Number of planned anti-terrorism courses and number of course evaluations to ensure that skills taught continue to be retained and used after training is completed.
• Perform consistent and timely reviews of groups designated as Foreign Terrorist Organizations pursuant to U.S. law.

• CY 2003: Results Not Demonstrated
• CY 2004: Effective

• Complete program management staff improvements.
• Develop targets for long-term goal of system installations.
• Seek to improve long-term outcome measure to capture qualitative improvements to host country capabilities.
• Demonstrate progress on newly developed efficiency measure and incorporate refined measure into the
  FY 2006 budget.

• Targets have been initially established for long-term goal of providing the TIP watchlisting system to every country on the joint-agency developed "tier list."
• Improved long-term outcome measures to capture improvements in host country capabilities which have been approved by OMB.
• A revised efficiency measure has been submitted with the PART input, and has been approved by OMB.

Long Term Measures:

• Percentage of the highest priority countries capable of screening for terrorists through implementation of the TIP.
• Percentage of travelers screened by participating nation governments with the TIP's watchlisting system across all sites at which the system is installed. Target is 100% by the year 2009.

Annual Measures:

• Number of TIP PISCES phased installations completed per yearly appropriation.
• Annual increase in the number of highest priority foreign ports of entry equipped to conduct terrorist watchlisting in cooperation with the United States.
• Percentage of foreign government usage of the TIP's watchlisting system across all sites where the system is installed.