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Ka.Sa.Mu (Performance Evaluation) form for Civil Services in Nepal (Non-Health Sectors)

Ka.Sa.Mu. Form Non-Health

Effective performance evaluation is a critical aspect of public service, especially for government employees outside the health sector. The Ka.Sa.Mu (Performance Evaluation) document serves as a comprehensive tool for assessing the efficiency, dedication, and contributions of civil servants in Nepal. This structured evaluation ensures accountability and helps in the continuous improvement of services provided to the public.

Main Components of the Ka.Sa.Mu Document

  1. Employee Details and Position: This section captures the basic details of the employee, including name, designation, and department, allowing easy identification and tracking of records.
  2. Task Performance Evaluation:
    • Specific tasks are listed with a breakdown of whether they were successfully completed, reasons for any delays or failures, and corrective actions taken. This systematic approach ensures that challenges are documented and improvements are tracked.
    • Supervisors provide remarks on the challenges encountered and the solutions implemented, ensuring a collaborative evaluation process.
  3. Scoring System:
    • The performance is rated on a scale with levels such as “Outstanding,” “Excellent,” “Satisfactory,” and “Below Average.” Points are assigned to each task based on quality, timeliness, and effectiveness.
    • An overall score helps in understanding the cumulative performance, with specific benchmarks for exceptional performance.
  4. Skill and Conduct Assessment:
    • Key attributes such as knowledge, discipline, adherence to instructions, and honesty are evaluated. For higher positions, additional skills such as leadership and adaptability are considered.
    • This section reflects the employee’s overall demeanor and commitment to their role.
  5. Review and Finalization:
    • The evaluation undergoes a review by a designated committee, which adds another layer of transparency and fairness to the process. Final remarks, including any exceptional achievements or areas for improvement, are documented for future reference.

Why Performance Evaluation Matters

The structured nature of the Ka.Sa.Mu document promotes consistency and fairness across the civil service system. It not only highlights individual contributions but also identifies areas for improvement. Such evaluations contribute to the professional growth of employees and support effective public service delivery in Nepal.

Download a Performance Evaluation Form for Special Class Gazzeted Civil Services (Nijamati)

Download a Performance Evaluation (Kaa.Sa.Mu.) Form for Health Services (Officer’s Level)

Download a Performance Evaluation (Kaa.Sa.Mu.) Form for Health Services (Assistant’s Level)


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