The goals of the project refer to the expected results and effects to be achieved by the project, including the scope, quality, time, cost and other aspects of the project.

Project goals are set during the project planning stage, taking into account the project's feasibility, achievability, and the needs and expectations of relevant stakeholders.

The measurement of project goals refers to the determination of quantitative and measurable indicators for project goals to facilitate subsequent evaluation and comparison of project performance.

The evaluation of project goals refers to the evaluation of the degree of completion and performance of project goals based on set indicators and actual conditions.

Project goal evaluation can use a variety of methods and tools, including qualitative and quantitative evaluation methods, such as questionnaires, interviews, cost-benefit analysis, etc.

The selection of appropriate methods and tools needs to be determined based on the characteristics of the project and the purpose of the evaluation.

Before starting the project target evaluation, it is necessary to clarify the goals and scope of the evaluation, and clarify the focus and emphasis of the evaluation so that targeted evaluation can be carried out.

During the evaluation process, project-related data and information need to be collected, including the setting and completion of project goals, project performance data, etc.

Analyze and interpret the collected data to find out the patterns and problems, and discover the actual completion and performance of the project goals.

Based on the results of data analysis, prepare an evaluation report, summarize and analyze the completion of project goals and performance, and put forward suggestions for improvement and optimization.

The evaluation results can be used as a basis and reference for project decision-making, project management and control, and provide support and guidance for the further development and implementation of the project.