Outcomes and Indicators Sample Clauses

Outcomes and Indicators. The indicators set out within this Local Area Agreement are all taken from the new National Indicator set and fall into three categories:
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Outcomes and Indicators. This includes a template for each of the North Ayrshire Outcomes. Specific information relating to each Outcome is included, such as the relevant National Outcome; Community Plan Priority; Local Context; and Indicators to measure progress over time. A table is included in each template, illustrating past trend data and future targets for each of the Indicators. This document is updated annually.
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Outcomes and Indicators. 4.1) Young people enjoy living in the Borders and make a positive contribution within their community. Indicator(s) Source Frequency of Update Baseline (baseline year) Target Timescale Owner % satisfaction (young people) with life in the Borders YP Household Survey Notes/Guidance : % Young people who feel they make a positive contribution in their community YP household Survey Notes/Guidance : Eco-Schools statistics? ELL Annual 2nd Green : 2 Green Flag - 4 Silver – 23 Bronze – 28 (2006/07) 2nd Green : 3 Green Flag - 17 Silver – 19 Bronze – 36 2009/10 Notes/Guidance : 100% schools with an award by 2009/10? Number of young people who are victims of crime perpetrated by other young people. Number of children participating in giving their views in sessions with the Children’s Champion 2008/09 Xxxxx Xxxxxx Notes/Guidance : Number of youth work opportunities available split by type and area Local Data Annual Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx Notes/Guidance : Not all population centres are currently covered Participation of young people in these opportunities Local Data Annual 25% increase Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx Notes/Guidance : National CLD activity survey is the only existing baseline – requirement to create a year long reporting system Multi media opportunities available to give young people a voice Local Data Annual 52 wired programmes 12 Y.O.B pages (2007/09) 52 wired programmes 12 Y.O.B pages 2008/09 Xxxx Xxxxx Notes/Guidance : Number of attendances by young people at arts/cultural activities Local Data Annual Xxxx XxxXxxxx Notes/Guidance : Number of schools with a School/Pupil Council E&LL- Citizenship Questionnaire Annual ? 2008/09 10% increase 20011/12 Percentage of young people consulted by School/Pupil Councils E&LL- Citizenship Questionnaire Annual ? 2008/09 10% increase 20011/12 Number of young people participating in exchange visits E&LL- Citizenship Questionnaire Annual ? 2008/09 10% increase 20011/12 Percentage of young people involved in inter- school links, national and inter-national E&LL- Citizenship Questionnaire Annual ? 2008/09 10% increase 20011/12 Percentage of young people involved in community projects E&LL- Citizenship Questionnaire Annual ? 2008/09 10% increase 20011/12 Notes/Guidance :
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Outcomes and Indicators. Outcome Indicator Results Reduce the number of households in need by improving access to Affordable Housing that is sound, suitable and sustainable for households in need. Number of Households no longer in housing need as a result of Investment in Affordable Housing. 136 new households funded for new construction or repair. Over 4,000 households received grants through the Provincial Home Repair and Home Modification programs. Increase the number of housing supports provided to victims of family violence to enable them to leave violent situations. Number of victims of family violence who were able to leave violent situations as a result of investments under the agreement. Funding for victims of family violence totaling over $2 million was utilized to fund the construction of an additional 16 units in Corner Brook while also supporting repairs to benefit 35 other units that serve victims of violence. Increase the resources available to address the Housing needs of households in need by encouraging contributions by others, including the private and not-for-profit sectors Additional dollars generated through local partnerships toward addressing housing need as a result of the Investment in Affordable Housing Data to be captured following completion of IAH Projects. From 2011-14, $5,531,364 in owner equity and $2,855,084 in mortgage financing have been committed for new affordable housing. Reduce the demand for services and institutional living by increasing and extending independent living for households in need being seniors and persons with disabilities The number of seniors or persons with disabilities who are able to remain living independently. Close to 4,000 households received structural and related component repairs. Average client is approximately 70 years old and has an income of approximately $14,288.. Over 12,000 seniors have received assistance since 2011. Xxxxxx training of skilled labour by supporting apprenticeships in the residential housing sector. Description of activities/initiatives to promote or support IAH apprenticeships. NLHC has added a requirement for proponents to indicate whether they will be hiring apprentices for their construction activities. Investment in Affordable Housing 2014-19 | 3/31/2018 Reduce the number of households in need by improving access to Affordable Housing that is sound, suitable and sustainable for households in need. Number of households no longer in housing need as a result of Program H-1: Seniors New Cons...
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