Equitable outcomes definition
Equitable outcomes means outcomes that burdens underserved populations less than and benefits underserved populations as much or more as the city or county population as a whole. Examples of equitable outcomes include:
Equitable outcomes means outcomes that burdens underserved populations less than, and benefits
Equitable outcomes means outcomes including:
Examples of Equitable outcomes in a sentence
Equitable outcomes: comparable with the general population, by addressing the determinants of health inequalities outlined in the Health Equalities Framework, enabling people to access mainstream services, activities and informal supports, making reasonable adjustments where necessary in line with Equality Act legislation.
More Definitions of Equitable outcomes
Equitable outcomes means outcomes including: (a) Increased stability of historically marginalized
Equitable outcomes means the NMF project is intentionally designed and implemented to lift up the power and leadership of historically marginalized communities. The target NMF contract recipients are Grand Rapids resident volunteers and small community-based grassroots organizations and informal groups comprised of Grand Rapids residents (i.e. Block Clubs). NMF funded projects must be led by Grand Rapids residents from the community of project impact. NMF contracts are between $200 and $2,500, depending on the requested amount, scope of the project, alignment with NMF objectives, and balance of funds. Applications are reviewed by committee on a quarterly basis.