Wikimedia Foundation Annual Plan/2023-2024/Reports: Difference between revisions

Quarterly metrics are intended to measure progress toward the Foundation’s Annual Plan goals. Reviewing and publishing these core metrics throughout the year will allow us to evaluate which work streams and interventions have been most impactful and make data-driven decisions about what to prioritize through the remainder of the year. These reports will also allow the movement to track the progress we make with the many initiatives we are running.

What are Core Metrics? Core Metrics are small, well-defined set of measurements used to guide strategic decisions.^[1] As part of this year's Annual Plan, four Core Metric areas were developed: "Contributors", "Content", "Relevance", and "Effectiveness".

Published metrics reports

• Quarter 1 (July, August, and September) (Appendix)
• Quarter 2 (October, November, and December) (Appendix)
• Quarter 3 (January, February, and March) (Appendix)

Quarterly progress reports are intended to summarize progress toward the Foundation’s Annual Plan goals. These reports further support the movement's ability to track the progress we make with the many initiatives we are running.

Published progress reports

• Quarter 1 (July, August, and September)
• Quarter 2 (October, November, and December) (coming soon)
• Quarter 3 (January, February, and March) (coming soon)