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INTRODUCTION PART 1 OBJECTIVES FOR THE BOTANICAL GARDEN 1.Objectives in General 1.1 Engaging Scientists 1.2 Researching 1.3 Training 1.4 Operation 1.5 Popularity 1.6 Facilities 1.7 Collections 1.8 Biodiversity 1.9 Partnerships 1.10 Sustainability 2.2010 Planning Objectives and Completion Details 2.1 Plant ollection 2.2 Research and Development 2.3 Facilities 2.4 Developing and Sharing Expertise 2.5 Promotion of Popular Science 2.6 Visitor Operations and Management PART 2 BREAKDOWNAND SUMMARY OF OBJECTIVES 3.Research Evaluation Indicators 3.1 Focus and Objectives of Research 3.2 Research Teams 3.3 Research Results 4.Horticulture Evaluation Indicators 4.1 Overview 4.2 Horticulture and Landscape 4.3 Specialty Gardens 4.4 Horticultural Facilities 4.5 Horticultural Technology Results and Ability to Support Urban Green Development 5.Living Plant Collection and Management Evaluation Indicators 5.1 Clarity of Living Plant Collection and Management Objectives 5.2 Requirements for Species and Numbers in the Living Plant Collection (including the Rare and Endangered Species Collection and Popular Science Plants Collection) 5.3 Accuracy and Completeness of Data 5.4 Continuous Tracking 5.5 Efficient Living Plant Management Systems 5.6 Proportion of Living Plant Work that Supports Scientific Research 6.Popular Science Evaluation Indicators 6.1 The Energy of the Popular Science Team 6.2 Number and Attractiveness of Popular Science Facilities 6.3 Popular Science Activities 6.4 Popular Science Promotion 7.Evaluation of Service Provided 7.1 Visitor Services and Facilities 7.2 Service Abilities 7.3 Understanding Public Demand and Updates 8.Management Evaluation Indicators 8.1 Clarifying the Motivations and Developmental Energy of CSBG 8.2 Breakdown of Staff at the Botanical Garden