Data Collection and Review. AVCON will collect, review, compile, and summarize all existing data pertaining to the project. The Authority will provide AVCON will all available documentation, such as as-builts, survey data, record drawings, permits, and reports. The information will be reviewed, and design assumptions will be validated. Any potential deviations from the scope of work will immediately be brought to the Authority’s attention.
Data Collection and Review. An equity audit requires data collection from stakeholders across the VOM organization. Organizations collect data in many forms to provide them with a wide range of influences that contribute to better service for all residents of the VOM. Data collection can come from a variety of sources, including but not limited to the following: • Listening sessions with stakeholders/community leadership; • Organization observations; • Focus group interviews with community members; • Reviews of VOM policies, mission statement, vision statement, and ordinances; • Information provided on the organization’s website; • Organization climate surveys; • Attrition and retention reports; and • State reports based on the organization. Several community characteristics help tell the story of data. These include race, gender and gender identity, family income, national origin. Data indicators for community achievement include job opportunities; incarceration rates; restorative opportunities within the community with criminal justice system; and family and community engagement and leadership etc.
Data Collection and Review. Consultant shall coordinate with the City PM to identify the existing site data that will be provided by the City for use as part of the road design, and associated infrastructure design. The preliminary list of information to be provided includes, but is not limited to:
Data Collection and Review. ENGINEER will work with OWNER to collect all pertinent roadway and safety data. ENGINEER will selectively compare provided data to existing conditions as observed in aerial imagery, Google Earth, and field visits and document the apparent accuracy of the provided data. Data to be collected and reviewed include but is not limited to: • 5-years of crash data • Roadway characteristic data • Land use data • Planned and recently completed projects
3.1 Public Engagement Plan Deliverables:
Data Collection and Review. Task 2.1 Data Collection
Data Collection and Review. Collect information including Site Plans, construction documents, record drawings, topographic survey information, equipment literature, operations and maintenance manuals, water quality data, and operating data to complete work included in this scope of work.
Data Collection and Review. 36. Data collection. DOC will collect accurate, uniform data for every reported incident of sexual abuse (“Sexual Abuse Data”) using a standardized instrument and set of definitions. DOC will aggregate the incident-based sexual abuse data at least annually. The incident-based data collected will include, at a minimum, the data necessary to answer all questions, as required by federal PREA regulations. Data will be obtained from multiple sources, including reports, investigation files, and sexual abuse incident reviews. [DC-2]
37. Assessment and use of monitoring technology. DOC will assess, at least annually, the feasibility of and need for new or additional cost-effective and appropriate monitoring technology to supplement its sexual abuse prevention, detection, and response efforts. DOC will develop a plan for securing such technology when necessary. [PP-7]
38. Sexual abuse incident reviews. XXX will treat all instances of sexual abuse as critical incidents to be examined by a team of upper management officials, with input from line supervisors, investigators, and medical/mental health practitioners. The review team will evaluate each incident of sexual abuse to identify any policy, training, or other issues related to the incident that indicate a need to change policy or practice to better prevent, detect, and/or respond to incidents of sexual abuse. The review team will also consider whether incidents were motivated by racial or other group dynamics at the facility. When incidents are determined to be motivated by racial or other group dynamics, upper management officials will immediately notify the Warden of BWCI and begin taking steps to rectify those underlying problems. The review team will prepare a report of its findings and recommendations for improvement and submit it to the Warden. [DC-1] When problems or needs are identified, DOC must take effective corrective action. [PP-3]
39. Data review for corrective action. DOC will review, analyze, and use all SA Data, including incident-based and aggregated data, to assess and improve the effectiveness of its sexual abuse prevention, detection, and response policies, practices, and training.
40. Data storage, publication, and destruction. DOC will ensure that the collected Sexual Abuse Data are properly stored, securely retained, and protected. DOC will make all aggregated sexual abuse data, from facilities under its direct control and those with which it contracts, readily available to the public at ...
Data Collection and Review. AVCON will collect, review, compile, and summarize all existing data pertaining to the project. The County will provide AVCON will all available documentation, such as as-builts, survey data, record drawings, reports, and test results. The information will be reviewed, and design assumptions will be validated. Any potential deviations from the scope of work will immediately be brought to the County’s attention.
Data Collection and Review. An equity audit requires data collection input from stakeholders across the VOM a community/organization. Organizations collect data in many forms to provide them with a wide range of influences that contribute to better service for all residents of the VOM. Village of XxXxxxxxx. Data collection can come from a variety of sources, including but not limited to the following: • Listening sessions with stakeholders/community leadership; • Organization observations; • Focus group interviews with community members; • Reviews of VOM community and/or school discipline policies, mission statement, vision statement, and ordinances and code of conduct; • Information provided on the community/organization’s website; • Organization climate surveys; • Attrition and retention reports; and • State reports based on the community/organization. Several community characteristics help tell the story of data. These include race, gender and gender identity, family income, national origin. Data indicators for community achievement include job opportunities; incarceration rates; restorative opportunities within the community with criminal justice system; and family and community engagement and leadership etc.
Data Collection and Review. As part of the project kickoff meeting, FNI will meet with the Burleson to determine the RRA team participants, needs and schedule. The following items will be discussed during the meeting: • Project goals • Project schedule • Data collection for review by FNI • Communication and information flow for the project • Additional entities to coordinate with in the development of the project Burleson will provide the following documents, if available, to FNI for review: • Previous vulnerability and risk assessments • System diagrams • Existing security plans and procedures • Business continuity plans / Continuity of operations plans • SCADA system information • Source water protection plans • Interlocal agreements with neighboring utilities • Local natural hazard mitigation plan(s) • Emergency response plans Other documents that may be related to the vulnerability and resilience of the water system. s will
