Congress enacted the GPRA in 1993 to make the managers of federal agencies accountable
for the results of agency and program activities. The Act requires the establishment of measurable
agency and program goals through the development of long-term strategic plans and annual per-
formance plans and requires each agency to issue an Annual Performance Report detailing actual
results compared to performance goals. To meet the requirements of GPRA, BJA must annually
provide performance measures capturing the value of its funding programs to OMB.
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