The Annual Progress Report (APR) is prepared every year to show how much progress we have made, as a nation, in achieving the goals, objectives and targets we have set out in the GPRS II.

This report is the eighth to be prepared since the preparation of the APRs commenced. It is also the last report that assesses government performance under GPRS II. The 2009 APR has been prepared by comparing what government set out to do (targets) to what it was able to achieve. It also shows the evidences (indicators) of government achievements.