streefid

Streefid is a term encountered in certain Dutch-language planning and data-management contexts. It refers to a unique identifier assigned to a specific target or objective within a project, program, or performance-management system. The word combines streef, Dutch for “to strive” or “goal,” with id, an abbreviation for identifier, and is used to tag and relate targets to plans, budgets, and metrics.

Because there is no official standard, its exact meaning and format vary by organization. In practice, a streefid may be accompanied by metadata such as a description, time frame, owner or department, unit of measurement, and linked KPIs or milestones. It is commonly found in planning documents, dashboard schemas, and data models used for tracking progress toward strategic goals.

Variants of the term can appear as streef-id, streefid, or similar spellings, and some organizations store it as a data field or primary key in a database or spreadsheet. In IT systems, a streefid might be used to join planning targets with actual performance data, budgets, or risk registers.

Limitations: The term is not standardized, and sources using it are often internal to organizations. Users encountering streefid should consult local data dictionaries or documentation to determine its precise definition, scope, and formatting rules. See also: KPI, target, performance management.