Strategic Plan - National Museum of Australia
Strategic Plan - National Museum of Australia
Strategic Plan - National Museum of Australia
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Outcome and outputs 2008–2009The <strong>National</strong> <strong>Museum</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Australia</strong> is funded by the <strong>Australia</strong>n Governmentto achieve an agreed outcome through a series <strong>of</strong> outputs. The <strong>Museum</strong>’sperformance is measured by Government against the outcome and outputsand associated key performance indicators.Outcome 1<strong>Australia</strong>ns have access to the <strong>National</strong> <strong>Museum</strong>’s collections and public programs to encourageawareness and understanding <strong>of</strong> <strong>Australia</strong>’s history and culture.Output 1.1Collection Developmentand ManagementThis includes all activities thatensure the <strong>Museum</strong> has a relevantand high-quality collection <strong>of</strong>objects and books. In addition,collection management includesall activities associated withmaintaining the collection inappropriate condition, andensuring it is available to be usedin exhibitions and other programsto meet the <strong>Museum</strong>’s objectives.Key performance indicatorsProportion <strong>of</strong> acquisitions acquired in accordancewith Collection Development FrameworkTarget: 100%Storage <strong>of</strong> the <strong>National</strong> Historical Collection inaccordance with appropriate museum standardsTarget: 75%Conservation treatment to maintain appropriatecondition <strong>of</strong> itemsTarget: 1000 conservation treatmentsDocumentation <strong>of</strong> the <strong>National</strong> Historical CollectionTarget: 7500 <strong>National</strong> Historical Collection itemsaccessible via the <strong>Museum</strong>’s websiteOutput 1.2<strong>National</strong> Exhibitions, Programsand ServicesThis relates to activities wherebyvisitors access objects in thecollection or information aboutobjects, and <strong>Australia</strong>n historyand cultures, through visitingexhibitions and attendingprograms throughout <strong>Australia</strong>and overseas.Key performance indicatorsAccess to the <strong>Museum</strong>’s collections, exhibitions,programs and websitesTarget: 1,150,000 visitors, users <strong>of</strong> programsand unique website visitsProportion <strong>of</strong> visitors satisfied with theexhibitions, programs and servicesTarget: 85%Proportion <strong>of</strong> school visits satisfied that the<strong>Museum</strong> meets core curriculum requirementsTarget: 80%Proportion <strong>of</strong> visitors and users who indicatethe <strong>Museum</strong>’s exhibitions and public programscontributed to a new or different awareness orperspective on <strong>Australia</strong>’s history or culturesTarget: 75%8