A Terms of Reference is a short document that sets out the scope, boundaries, resources, objectives and constraints for a particular activity. A ToR provides the context, purpose and structure for something.
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The Terms of Reference (TOR) is a description of the technical work involved in a project, or part of a project. Specifically, it is used to specify the work required by an external consultant, contractor, or supplier.
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Terms of Reference (ToR), sometimes also referred to as a Terms of Engagement or Project Charter, is a formal document that defines the purpose, scope, objectives, and guidelines for a project or initiative.
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Terms of reference is a document that explains who should do what when making or implementing a plan. For example, it might be good to write a set of rules for people on the committee that makes the water safety plan.
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Terms of Reference - A document that outlines the purpose, scope, roles and responsibilities, key performance indicators, timeline, budget, reporting mechanism, and process for resolving disputes for a project.
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Terms of Reference (ToR) provide a statement of the proposed project’s background, purpose, and objectives. A ToR template includes a range of criteria that are necessary for strategic project management decision-making.
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