Outputs and Outcomes Sample Clauses

Outputs and Outcomes. 3.1 [Include details of project outputs and outcomes that the Recipient will be required to report on] 3.2 In line with clause 4.2.4, the Recipient shall collect data relating to these outputs and outcomes and report on them quarterly to MOPAC. MOPAC reserves the right to determine the format to be used for these reports and may provide templates for the Recipient to complete as part of this.
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Outputs and Outcomes. The Applicant will achieve the Outputs and Outcomes and will provide evidence of this to the CPCA as required by the CPCA.
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Outputs and Outcomes. 2.1 In line with clause 84.2.4, the Recipient shall collect data relating to these outputs and outcomes and report on them quarterly to MOPAC. MOPAC reserves the right to determine the format to be used for these reports and may provide templates for the Recipient to complete as part of this. Each funding milestone corresponds with the development of a mandatory product. The VRU will be responsible for sending these products to the Home Office on behalf of each London borough Community Safety Partnership in their area as they monitor delivery against the milestones. The grant has been designed to allow adequate time to achieve each milestone. The list below outlines each funding milestone, the deadline it must be met by, and the mandatory product that will demonstrate its completion. Please note this form should be completed in Q1, Q2, Q3 & Q4 alongside monitoring returns. This form should also be completed and returned in the first week of March. Maximum Grant Funding (FY 2022/23) Maximum Grant Funding (FY 2023/24) Maximum Grant Funding (FY 2024/25) Combined 3 year Maximum Spend Actual Spend in quarter 1 Actual Spend / Forecast Spend in quarter 2 Actual Spend / Forecast Spend in quarter 3 Actual Spend / Forecast Spend in quarter 4 Total Spend to date Total forecast Spend by year end. Additional and Intensified Support to Key Boroughs £10,767.58 £39,728.86 £29,148.88 £79,645.32 I certify to the best of my knowledge and belief that: a) the information provided is correct; and no other grants or contributions have been or will be payable for the expenditure in respect of the grant being claimed; and b) the expenditure has been incurred only for the purposes set out in the terms and conditions of the Grant Agreement for the crime prevention fund. Name: Xxxxx XxXxxx Position: Head of Environmental Enforcement and Community Safety Email: Xxxxx.XxXxxx@xxxxxxxx.xxx.xx I certify to the best of my knowledge and belief that: The information provided is correct and that a true account of delivery against the project outcomes has been provided. Signature: Name (printed): Xxxxxx Xxxxx-Xxxxxxx Position: Chief Executive Date: 1st February 2023 Column 1 This is the Grant allocated for the Funded Project for Financial Year 2022/23. Column 2 This is the Grant allocated for the Funded Project for Financial Year 2023/24. Column 3 This is the Grant allocated for the Funded Project for Financial Year 2024/25. Column 4 This is the total 3-year Grant allocation. Columns 5 – 8 Act...
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Outputs and Outcomes. 2.1 Detailed in Annex 2, Year 1 outputs 2.9 of Annex 4. 2.2 In line with clause 4.2.4, the Recipient shall collect data relating to these outputs and outcomes and report on them quarterly to MOPAC. MOPAC reserves the right to determine the format to be used for these reports and may provide templates for the Recipient to complete as part of this. 1 Definitions and interpretation 1.1 In this Schedule: Complaint means a complaint or request (other than a Data Subject Request) relating to either party’s obligations under Data Protection Legislation relevant to this Grant Agreement and/or the Processing of any of the Relevant Personal Data , including any compensation claim from a Data Subject or any notice, investigation or other action from a Data Protection Supervisory Authority relating to the foregoing (and Complainant means the Data Protection Supervisory Authority, Data Subject or other person initiating or conducting a Complaint); means any regulator, authority or body responsible for administering Data Protection Legislation;
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Outputs and Outcomes. 2012/13 TOTAL ACCOMODATION: SKILLS AND EMPLOYMENT HEALTH DRUGS AND ALCOHOL FINANCE, BENEFIT AND DEBT CHILDREN, FAMILIES, RELATIONSHIPS ATTITUDES, THINKING, BEHAVIOUR SUPPORTING WOMEN WHO HAVE BEEN ABUSED, RAPED OR EXPERIECED DV SUPPORTING WOMEN WHO ARE OR HAVE BEEN INVOLVED IN PROSTITUTION Appendix 1 Examples of Needs by Pathway Accommodation
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Outputs and Outcomes what were the concrete results achieved in terms of outputs and outcomes? • was an assessment of the practice carried out? If yes, what were the results?
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Outputs and Outcomes. Victim Support and Activities Please describe the activities carried out as a result of this grant below, including details on how victims have been supported by your service (e.g. through counselling, practical support, group work etc.) Comments: Heterosexual/straight Gay/lesbian Bisexual Other Not stated White (English, Welsh, Scottish, Northern Irish, Irish, Gypsy or Irish Traveller, and any other White background) Mixed/multiple ethnic groups (White and Black Caribbean, White and Black African, White and Asian, and any other mixed/multiple ethnic backgrounds) Asian/Asian British (Chinese, Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi, and any other Asian background) Black/African/Caribbean/Black British Other ethnic group (Arab and any other ethnic groups) Not stated Has a disability Does not have a disability Not stated Victim outcomes Please provide information below on how you have assessed the impact of the service on the victim and what these impacts have been, including data obtained from outcome measures. Comments: Service feedback Please provide information below on how you have assessed victims’ experiences of your service and what these experiences have been, including data obtained from service feedback measures. Comments: Case studies If you are able to provide one or more anonymised case studies to demonstrate the impact of your service, please do so below. Comments:
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Outputs and Outcomes. 18.1 In setting out this strategic commissioning agreement between Nottingham City Council and Nottinghamshire Police, this needs to clearly link with agreed outputs and outcomes. The outputs detailed below are headline targets from the Local Area Agreement (LAA) and National Indicator Set (NIS). Performance will be assessed through the existing Respect performance management framework and linked to the Community Protection Directorate Business Plan 2008/09. 18.2 It is a mandatory requirement to set targets against the indicators that appear in the LAA as these represent the top strategic priorities, therefore, outputs will reflect those targets agreed through this process. 18.3 The Local Public Service Agreement (LPSA1) target to reduce British Crime Survey (BCS) crime by 26% over a 2003/04 baseline has been achieved and exceeded (actual reduction -28.4%). 18.4 To reduce ‘all crime’ by 25% (over a 2006/07 baseline) by March 2011. 18.5 To reduce perceptions of anti-social behaviour by 7% by March 2011 (over a 2007/08 baseline) (NI 17). 18.6 To reduce the perceptions of drug dealing/drug use as a problem in neighbourhoods by 5% (over a 2007/08 baseline) by March 2011 (NI42). 18.7 To increase feelings of safety in local neighbourhoods (when walking alone during the day and night) by 5% (over a 2007/08 baseline) by March 2011 (as measured by the ASB survey). 18.8 To develop a Prostitution Action Plan by September 2008 and reduce the perception of kerb crawling/prostitution in the worst affected areas (Areas 4 and 5) by 5% (over a 2008/09 baseline) by March 2011. 18.9 Outcomes are soft measures that are not easily definable or measurable. The secondment and integration of Nottingham City Council’s community protection staff to work within Nottinghamshire Police City Division aims to forge and strengthen working relationships between the parties. 18.10 The high visibility presence of community protection staff to reassure the general public and reduce the fear of crime and anti-social behaviour. 18.11 As outlined in the Memorandum of Understanding, every resident of the City of Nottingham is provided with a universal Neighbourhood Policing service. 18.12 Regular monthly updates are provided to the Respect Performance Board and also to the Crime and Drugs Partnership Board. In addition, the commissioner (the City Council) requires quarterly performance reviews, six monthly written reviews and a yearly annual review. 18.13 The commissioner (Nottingham City Counci...
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Outputs and Outcomes. 1.1 The Provider will computerise/digitise AN Other Organisation's paper based biological records data arising from whatever source (e.g. SBI recorders, general public, consultant ecologists, etc.). 1.2 The Provider will prioritise digitisation of protected species and BAP species data. 1.3 The Provider will work towards the production of sustainability indicators based upon species for the Cheshire region. 1.4 The Provider will work towards the development of SSSI boundary files – these to be as a string of O.S. Grid Reference co-ordinates. Resolution to depend upon the software choice. It may be that rECOrd will look for further financial assistance for this task to enable it to produce, and work with, boundaries more closely aligned with the AN Other Organisation's proposed and current software strategies (e.g. MapInfo GIS). 1.5 The Provider will undertake to service data and information enquiries which in the past have been dealt with by the Funder. These will be limited by time and number to fit into the Agreement – see Service Outline below. 1.6 The Provider will undertake a certain specified numbers of hours work to be used as required for enquiries from the Funder themselves. 1.7 The Provider will undertake to manage data accruing from AN Other Organisation's files and will both allow and enable that data to be used within the Local Biodiversity Action Plan (LBAP) / Countdown processes. 1.8 The Provider will endeavour to work to National Biodiversity Network (NBN) data standards and to become an accredited NBN node.
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