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output refers to the products and services which are directly produced by an agency (or project) and delivered to external users. In the context of the Logframe hierarchy, outputs are the tangible result of applying inputs and undertaking activities. A distinction should be made between:
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output production statistics, full year data only.
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output A description of the level of activity or effort that will be produced or provided over a period of time or by a specified date, including a description of the characteristics and attributes (eg, timeliness) established as standards in the course of conducting the activity or effort. (OMB). A tactical or short-term quality or efficiency indicator for a business process.
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output Output is the end result of converting electronic art files into the prepress materials used for printing production. Imagesetters output film negatives or film positives which are used to make printing plates. Platesetters output the printing plates used on the press.
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output FINANCE. The amount produced during a given period. Output relates to activity and means the amount of goods and services produced. In regeneration this would include the number of houses improved, the number of training places provided. It is mostly measured in physical or monetary units.
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