výsledkovou

Výsledková is a Czech adjective meaning “results‑based’’ or “consequential’’. It is formed from the noun výsledky (“results”) with the adjectival suffix –ová, and its accusative feminine form is výsledkovou. The term is used to describe practices, methods, or policies that are defined and judged primarily by their outcomes rather than by the procedures used.

In public administration and international development, the phrase often appears in expressions such as výsledková pomoc (results‑based aid) or výsledková opatření (results‑based measures). These concepts emphasize accountability, efficiency, and measurable impact over simple input or activity counts.

The results‑based approach is also common in education, where curricula may be labeled výsledkový program to stress learning objectives and assessment criteria over teaching hours.

In the legal sphere, výsledková vakancy refers to a vacancy that will be filled upon achieving certain stipulated results.

The use of výsledková has spread into business and management contexts, underpinning performance‑management systems, project evaluation, and quality control processes. The adjective therefore highlights a shift from process focus to outcome orientation within Czech‑speaking policy and practice.