Illinois performance reporting system update 4.26.13Greg Wass
This document discusses Illinois' Budgeting for Results (BFR) initiative and the development of the Illinois Performance Reporting System (IPRS) to help advance BFR goals. IPRS aims to gather program-level performance data from over 400 programs across 90+ state agencies in a consistent manner tied to common statewide outcomes. The first phase of IPRS involved deploying a data collection component using SharePoint and SQL Server. Future phases will enhance IPRS to incorporate data analytics methodology and a dashboard for public presentation of BFR information.
Fast Track Proposal to Budgeting for Results Commission 02 22 13Greg Wass
Proposal to BFR Commission to select one outcome/program group to accelerate (100 day plan). Budgeting for Results is the State of Illinois' statewide effort to link annual budgets to results/outcomes.
Report to Budgeting for Results Commission 01.25.13Greg Wass
Implementation progress report presented to Illinois Budgeting for Results Commission 1/25/13. More documents at http://budgetingforresults.illinois.gov
This document summarizes Greg Wass' presentation on open government and transparency initiatives in Cook County, Illinois. It discusses how fiscal crisis motivated Cook County to transform through open data initiatives. It provides details on the county's population and budget. It also discusses the open data ordinance, data portal, and app contests the county has implemented to increase transparency and engage residents. The results have included positive feedback from residents and developers who are using open data to improve government services.
Budgeting for Results and Paying for Success in State Government 5.6.14Greg Wass
My presentation for Big Data Week 2014 (livestreamed from Chicago on 05.06.2014) on how the State of Illinois is using data to drive governmental decisionmaking at the enterprise and individual program levels.
(1) Ethiopia previously relied on an emergency relief system to help 5-14 million food insecure people annually, but it was ineffective and led to asset depletion; (2) The PSNP/HABP was created in 2005 as a coordinated, government-led program to provide predictable cash and food transfers to 7.6 million chronically needy people across 319 districts; (3) Key coordination mechanisms include pooled funding, joint monitoring and evaluation, and regular joint review missions between the government and development partners.
The document discusses building social protection and labor systems through a harmonized approach. It outlines the World Bank's strategy to move from fragmented programs to coherent systems. These systems are portfolios of programs that communicate, often share administrative systems, and work together to provide resilience, equity and opportunity. Two pillars support this agenda: ASPIRE, a global database for benchmarking social protection programs, and SPARCS, an assessment tool to evaluate country systems and guide development. SPARCS uses common methodologies to generate assessments that can be shared, facilitating global learning. The document provides examples of operationalizing a systems approach at both administrative and program levels in various countries.
1) Wisconsin implemented an auto-enrollment process for their Medicaid expansion that enrolled 44,000 previously ineligible individuals, most of whom were parents or siblings of existing enrollees.
2) Auto-enrolled individuals were much less likely to disenroll from coverage compared to other new enrollees.
3) An analysis estimates that auto-enrollment of parents could immediately enroll over 2 million newly eligible individuals nationally, most of whom are currently uninsured.
Illinois performance reporting system update 4.26.13Greg Wass
This document discusses Illinois' Budgeting for Results (BFR) initiative and the development of the Illinois Performance Reporting System (IPRS) to help advance BFR goals. IPRS aims to gather program-level performance data from over 400 programs across 90+ state agencies in a consistent manner tied to common statewide outcomes. The first phase of IPRS involved deploying a data collection component using SharePoint and SQL Server. Future phases will enhance IPRS to incorporate data analytics methodology and a dashboard for public presentation of BFR information.
Fast Track Proposal to Budgeting for Results Commission 02 22 13Greg Wass
Proposal to BFR Commission to select one outcome/program group to accelerate (100 day plan). Budgeting for Results is the State of Illinois' statewide effort to link annual budgets to results/outcomes.
Report to Budgeting for Results Commission 01.25.13Greg Wass
Implementation progress report presented to Illinois Budgeting for Results Commission 1/25/13. More documents at http://budgetingforresults.illinois.gov
This document summarizes Greg Wass' presentation on open government and transparency initiatives in Cook County, Illinois. It discusses how fiscal crisis motivated Cook County to transform through open data initiatives. It provides details on the county's population and budget. It also discusses the open data ordinance, data portal, and app contests the county has implemented to increase transparency and engage residents. The results have included positive feedback from residents and developers who are using open data to improve government services.
Budgeting for Results and Paying for Success in State Government 5.6.14Greg Wass
My presentation for Big Data Week 2014 (livestreamed from Chicago on 05.06.2014) on how the State of Illinois is using data to drive governmental decisionmaking at the enterprise and individual program levels.
(1) Ethiopia previously relied on an emergency relief system to help 5-14 million food insecure people annually, but it was ineffective and led to asset depletion; (2) The PSNP/HABP was created in 2005 as a coordinated, government-led program to provide predictable cash and food transfers to 7.6 million chronically needy people across 319 districts; (3) Key coordination mechanisms include pooled funding, joint monitoring and evaluation, and regular joint review missions between the government and development partners.
The document discusses building social protection and labor systems through a harmonized approach. It outlines the World Bank's strategy to move from fragmented programs to coherent systems. These systems are portfolios of programs that communicate, often share administrative systems, and work together to provide resilience, equity and opportunity. Two pillars support this agenda: ASPIRE, a global database for benchmarking social protection programs, and SPARCS, an assessment tool to evaluate country systems and guide development. SPARCS uses common methodologies to generate assessments that can be shared, facilitating global learning. The document provides examples of operationalizing a systems approach at both administrative and program levels in various countries.
1) Wisconsin implemented an auto-enrollment process for their Medicaid expansion that enrolled 44,000 previously ineligible individuals, most of whom were parents or siblings of existing enrollees.
2) Auto-enrolled individuals were much less likely to disenroll from coverage compared to other new enrollees.
3) An analysis estimates that auto-enrollment of parents could immediately enroll over 2 million newly eligible individuals nationally, most of whom are currently uninsured.
Technical Assistance for Health System Development: Benefits for HIV/AIDS Pro...Health Systems 20/20
This document summarizes technical assistance projects that helped strengthen HIV/AIDS programs through improvements to health policies, financing, information systems, and human resources. Key impacts included:
1) Adoption of new community-based health insurance and HIV insurance policies in Mali and India.
2) Recommendations to increase government health funding in Kenya which led to drafting legislation for an air travel levy and Abuja Declaration targets.
3) Improved access to Global Fund grants in Mozambique which expanded treatment for over 1.5 million people.
4) Establishment of a permanent National AIDS Council in Liberia and strengthened HIV data systems in Kenya.
Tracking Family Planning Spending Using the System of Health Accounts FrameworkHFG Project
This document discusses how the System of Health Accounts 2011 (SHA 2011) framework can be used to track family planning spending and inform family planning programming. SHA 2011 is an internationally recognized framework for systematically tracking all health spending by source, financing arrangements, provider, and interventions. The summary provides examples of how SHA 2011 data from various countries has been used to analyze family planning spending levels and sources; compare family planning spending to overall health spending and targets; assess spending efficiency; and evaluate the sustainability of family planning financing. While challenges remain in fully applying the SHA 2011 framework, it provides a standardized method for understanding how resources are being used to support family planning programs.
Tracking Family Planning Spending Using the System of Health Accounts FrameworkHFG Project
Karishmah Bhuwanee traveled to Bali, Indonesia in January 2016 to attend and present at the International Conference on Family Planning at the request of the USAID Office on Population and Reproductive Health. This presentation helped promote USAID’s global leadership on the topics of results based financing in family planning supply chains, family planning inclusion in universal health coverage initiatives and the importance of resource tracking to improve family planning programming.
I am happy that the CRA's proposed new generation formula was voted down by the senate. I had written the attached piece questioning the effectiveness of the proposed formula.
International Budget Partnership Kenya had formulated and proposed an alternative formula to the CRA, however, politics played a bigger role and outweighed any consideration of other options in revising the current formula. see the alternative formula here http://internationalbudget.org/wp-content/uploads/Kenya-County-Revenue-Sharing.pdf
Using the National Health Interview Survey to Evaluate State Health Reform: ...soder145
This study used data from the National Health Interview Survey to evaluate the impacts of health reform efforts in New York and Massachusetts on health insurance coverage, access to care, and health care use. The researchers found:
1) New York's incremental reform modestly increased coverage for lower-income adults but did not significantly improve access to or use of care.
2) Massachusetts' comprehensive reform substantially increased coverage overall and for lower-income adults, and led to some gains in access to and use of care in the early reform period likely due to increased coverage.
3) However, the analyses were limited by small sample sizes, particularly for Massachusetts, and a short time period after Massachusetts' reform to fully assess the impacts
Australia - Making local public service delivery more productiveOECDtax
The document discusses improving public sector productivity in Australia through analysis of government reports and services. It summarizes the Report on Government Services, which provides performance information across 17 social service areas like health, education and community services. The report aims to improve transparency, accountability and identify best practices. It also discusses using indicators to measure outcomes, effectiveness, efficiency and equity of services. Future steps include streamlining the report's content to focus on most influential performance data and presenting information online.
This workshop will examine strategies that communities are using to promote the effective use of HPRP resources and other interventions to end homelessness. The workshop will examine the use of community learning laboratories that evaluate emerging data and HPRP implementation to refine interventions. Strategies to support the transfer of effective strategies across local communities will also be explored.
This presentation was made by Pinar Guven, at the 3rd Experts Meeting on Gender Budgeting held at the OECD Conference Centre, Paris, on 19-20 September 2019.
This document summarizes New York State's proposed 2011-12 budget and its impact on kinship care programming. It outlines concerns that the proposal would lump kinship care funding with other programs, cut total funding to 50%, and distribute funding through an unspecified formula. This could reduce kinship care funding levels and monitoring. The document details advocacy efforts to remove kinship care from this proposal and fully fund it at $3 million without a local match requirement. Advocates will provide programs with information, meet with legislators, encourage public outreach, and use media to emphasize that kinship care saves money compared to foster care costs.
Will the Uninsured Enroll into Coverage Under National Health Reform?soder145
The document discusses key factors that contribute to high enrollment rates in health insurance programs. It analyzes data-driven eligibility approaches used in Medicare, Massachusetts health reform, and means-tested programs that establish eligibility using existing government data rather than requiring applications. The document recommends that national health reform legislation maximize data-driven eligibility determinations, use a single application form for all subsidies, and enlist community groups and providers to assist with applications.
This document summarizes the work of the Milbank Memorial Fund to develop and promote measures of primary care spending. It discusses a study finding that commercial health plans spend between 4-8% of total medical spending on primary care. It outlines Milbank's agenda to build evidence on primary care spending, collaborate with other organizations, and disseminate findings. Milbank plans further research, supporting state efforts to replicate measurement and regulation, and continued work to increase primary care investment.
Final camillo appam presentation (paper 2448)soder145
This document discusses states' perspectives on implementing expanded Medicaid eligibility and the Modified Adjusted Gross Income (MAGI) methodology under the Affordable Care Act. It outlines changes to Medicaid eligibility criteria including expanding coverage to 133% of the federal poverty level, using MAGI to determine eligibility, and establishing a coordinated eligibility system across insurance programs. The document also summarizes state challenges with implementation and implications of the changes in further delinking Medicaid from traditional welfare programs.
Despite occasional ‘discovery pieces’ the biomedical literature in English has been almost entirely silent on the Cuban experience and US
government policy temporarily forbade publication of articles from Cuba by US journals or their foreign subsidiaries.
The unwillingness to take account of the Cuban experience, or to even view it as an alternative route through which some societies can move toward the universal goal of health promotion, represents an important oversight. The achievements in Cuba thereby pose a challenge to the authority of the biomedical community in countries that define the scientific agenda.
Vermont's 2006 health care reform law aimed to increase access to affordable health insurance. A key part was the Catamount Health public/private hybrid plan, which saw sharp enrollment growth initially. While take-up rates were higher among older groups, barriers to enrollment remain. Insurance coverage in Vermont increased significantly between 2005-2008, with growth in both public and private insurance. However, long-term sustainability faces challenges due to reliance on declining revenue sources and the economic downturn potentially impacting enrollment.
Performance Budgeting in the USA by Scott Pattison OECD Governance
Presentation by Scott Pattison at the 10th annual meeting of the Senior Budget Officials Performance and Results Network held on 24-25 November 2014. Find more information at http://www.oecd.org/gov/budgeting
Overview of CNCS Priorities and Performance Measuresserviceresources
The document discusses CNCS's performance measurement framework, which aims to align programs to national priorities and make CNCS a more performance-driven agency. It outlines CNCS's strategic plan goals of increasing national service impact, strengthening programs, maximizing value, and improving operations. Key parts of the framework include agency-wide priority measures linked to strategic goals, grantee measures, and an annual performance measurement cycle.
Technical Assistance for Health System Development: Benefits for HIV/AIDS Pro...Health Systems 20/20
This document summarizes technical assistance projects that helped strengthen HIV/AIDS programs through improvements to health policies, financing, information systems, and human resources. Key impacts included:
1) Adoption of new community-based health insurance and HIV insurance policies in Mali and India.
2) Recommendations to increase government health funding in Kenya which led to drafting legislation for an air travel levy and Abuja Declaration targets.
3) Improved access to Global Fund grants in Mozambique which expanded treatment for over 1.5 million people.
4) Establishment of a permanent National AIDS Council in Liberia and strengthened HIV data systems in Kenya.
Tracking Family Planning Spending Using the System of Health Accounts FrameworkHFG Project
This document discusses how the System of Health Accounts 2011 (SHA 2011) framework can be used to track family planning spending and inform family planning programming. SHA 2011 is an internationally recognized framework for systematically tracking all health spending by source, financing arrangements, provider, and interventions. The summary provides examples of how SHA 2011 data from various countries has been used to analyze family planning spending levels and sources; compare family planning spending to overall health spending and targets; assess spending efficiency; and evaluate the sustainability of family planning financing. While challenges remain in fully applying the SHA 2011 framework, it provides a standardized method for understanding how resources are being used to support family planning programs.
Tracking Family Planning Spending Using the System of Health Accounts FrameworkHFG Project
Karishmah Bhuwanee traveled to Bali, Indonesia in January 2016 to attend and present at the International Conference on Family Planning at the request of the USAID Office on Population and Reproductive Health. This presentation helped promote USAID’s global leadership on the topics of results based financing in family planning supply chains, family planning inclusion in universal health coverage initiatives and the importance of resource tracking to improve family planning programming.
I am happy that the CRA's proposed new generation formula was voted down by the senate. I had written the attached piece questioning the effectiveness of the proposed formula.
International Budget Partnership Kenya had formulated and proposed an alternative formula to the CRA, however, politics played a bigger role and outweighed any consideration of other options in revising the current formula. see the alternative formula here http://internationalbudget.org/wp-content/uploads/Kenya-County-Revenue-Sharing.pdf
Using the National Health Interview Survey to Evaluate State Health Reform: ...soder145
This study used data from the National Health Interview Survey to evaluate the impacts of health reform efforts in New York and Massachusetts on health insurance coverage, access to care, and health care use. The researchers found:
1) New York's incremental reform modestly increased coverage for lower-income adults but did not significantly improve access to or use of care.
2) Massachusetts' comprehensive reform substantially increased coverage overall and for lower-income adults, and led to some gains in access to and use of care in the early reform period likely due to increased coverage.
3) However, the analyses were limited by small sample sizes, particularly for Massachusetts, and a short time period after Massachusetts' reform to fully assess the impacts
Australia - Making local public service delivery more productiveOECDtax
The document discusses improving public sector productivity in Australia through analysis of government reports and services. It summarizes the Report on Government Services, which provides performance information across 17 social service areas like health, education and community services. The report aims to improve transparency, accountability and identify best practices. It also discusses using indicators to measure outcomes, effectiveness, efficiency and equity of services. Future steps include streamlining the report's content to focus on most influential performance data and presenting information online.
This workshop will examine strategies that communities are using to promote the effective use of HPRP resources and other interventions to end homelessness. The workshop will examine the use of community learning laboratories that evaluate emerging data and HPRP implementation to refine interventions. Strategies to support the transfer of effective strategies across local communities will also be explored.
This presentation was made by Pinar Guven, at the 3rd Experts Meeting on Gender Budgeting held at the OECD Conference Centre, Paris, on 19-20 September 2019.
This document summarizes New York State's proposed 2011-12 budget and its impact on kinship care programming. It outlines concerns that the proposal would lump kinship care funding with other programs, cut total funding to 50%, and distribute funding through an unspecified formula. This could reduce kinship care funding levels and monitoring. The document details advocacy efforts to remove kinship care from this proposal and fully fund it at $3 million without a local match requirement. Advocates will provide programs with information, meet with legislators, encourage public outreach, and use media to emphasize that kinship care saves money compared to foster care costs.
Will the Uninsured Enroll into Coverage Under National Health Reform?soder145
The document discusses key factors that contribute to high enrollment rates in health insurance programs. It analyzes data-driven eligibility approaches used in Medicare, Massachusetts health reform, and means-tested programs that establish eligibility using existing government data rather than requiring applications. The document recommends that national health reform legislation maximize data-driven eligibility determinations, use a single application form for all subsidies, and enlist community groups and providers to assist with applications.
This document summarizes the work of the Milbank Memorial Fund to develop and promote measures of primary care spending. It discusses a study finding that commercial health plans spend between 4-8% of total medical spending on primary care. It outlines Milbank's agenda to build evidence on primary care spending, collaborate with other organizations, and disseminate findings. Milbank plans further research, supporting state efforts to replicate measurement and regulation, and continued work to increase primary care investment.
Final camillo appam presentation (paper 2448)soder145
This document discusses states' perspectives on implementing expanded Medicaid eligibility and the Modified Adjusted Gross Income (MAGI) methodology under the Affordable Care Act. It outlines changes to Medicaid eligibility criteria including expanding coverage to 133% of the federal poverty level, using MAGI to determine eligibility, and establishing a coordinated eligibility system across insurance programs. The document also summarizes state challenges with implementation and implications of the changes in further delinking Medicaid from traditional welfare programs.
Despite occasional ‘discovery pieces’ the biomedical literature in English has been almost entirely silent on the Cuban experience and US
government policy temporarily forbade publication of articles from Cuba by US journals or their foreign subsidiaries.
The unwillingness to take account of the Cuban experience, or to even view it as an alternative route through which some societies can move toward the universal goal of health promotion, represents an important oversight. The achievements in Cuba thereby pose a challenge to the authority of the biomedical community in countries that define the scientific agenda.
Vermont's 2006 health care reform law aimed to increase access to affordable health insurance. A key part was the Catamount Health public/private hybrid plan, which saw sharp enrollment growth initially. While take-up rates were higher among older groups, barriers to enrollment remain. Insurance coverage in Vermont increased significantly between 2005-2008, with growth in both public and private insurance. However, long-term sustainability faces challenges due to reliance on declining revenue sources and the economic downturn potentially impacting enrollment.
Performance Budgeting in the USA by Scott Pattison OECD Governance
Presentation by Scott Pattison at the 10th annual meeting of the Senior Budget Officials Performance and Results Network held on 24-25 November 2014. Find more information at http://www.oecd.org/gov/budgeting
Overview of CNCS Priorities and Performance Measuresserviceresources
The document discusses CNCS's performance measurement framework, which aims to align programs to national priorities and make CNCS a more performance-driven agency. It outlines CNCS's strategic plan goals of increasing national service impact, strengthening programs, maximizing value, and improving operations. Key parts of the framework include agency-wide priority measures linked to strategic goals, grantee measures, and an annual performance measurement cycle.
Measure of Success: Creating Tools and Process to Report ImpactBloomerang
https://bloomerang.co/resources/webinars/
Marie Palacios will explain what donors want to know, why it is crucial, and how to share your past achievements, so donors contribute to your future goals.
Canadian Best Practices in Measuring Efficiency,Effectiveness and Performance of the Public Sector
D. Brian Marson
APO International Advisor
Colombo, June 2015
Creating Your Accountability BlueprintClear Impact
This document outlines four steps for public health departments to create an accountability blueprint to align their community health assessment, community health improvement plan, and strategic plan. The first step is to separate accountability for population health outcomes from accountability for agency performance. The second step is to appropriately assign population health indicators and performance measures. The third step is to work sequentially from population accountability to performance accountability. The fourth step is to automate the accountability blueprint using a performance management data system. Creating such an accountability blueprint can help public health departments maximize their impact on population health.
Session for State Resource Centres for Women to understand and identify entry points for doing Gender Budgeting in the changed fiscal scenario in India
Children's Services Council of Broward County, Systemic Model of Preventioncscbroward
Research Analyst Laura Ganci and Program Specialist Melissa Stanley of the Children's Services Council of Broward County, hosted a webinar for the Florida Alcohol and Drug Abuse Association on Implementing a Collaborative Approach to Child Welfare.
The Children's Services Council of Broward County provides leadership, advocacy and resources necessary to enhance children's lives and empower them to become responsible, productive adults. To learn more, visit us online at www.cscbroward.org and on social media at www.facebook.com/cscbroward; www.twitter.com/cscbroward; and www.youtube.com/cscbroward
Portfolio Summary: JSI's Work in Research, Monitoring, Evaluation & HISJSI
Learn about JSI's work in M&E, health information systems strengthening, and innovations in data and analytics from the past two years. We highlight examples from our global and US portfolios, including work on Innovations for MNCH, USAID | DELIVER PROJECT, SPRING, our bilateral projects in Ethiopia and Nigeria, and more.
The document discusses current and future trends in performance management at the Administration for Community Living (ACL). It outlines how ACL uses performance data for accountability, budget justifications, and reporting. Performance information feeds into the budget process through narratives, outcome tables, and the Program Performance Tracking System. There is increased interest in using data not just for reporting but for management and policy decisions. Planning, performance, and program integrity are key trends to ensure strategic goals and risks are addressed.
The STAR Community Index is a framework developed by ICLEI-USA to help local governments measure and advance sustainability across the three pillars of environmental, economic and social equity. It provides a standardized rating system for communities to track their performance, identify areas for improvement, and foster competition and innovation around sustainability goals. The STAR Community Index was built with input from over 160 volunteers and has engaged 10 pilot communities to test its tools and online platform.
Community Health Worker Models: A Focus on Sustainability MOLLY CHRISTIANSENCORE Group
Living Goods supports networks of Community Health Promoters who educate families on health and deliver life-saving products door-to-door. They reduce child mortality by 25% annually for under $2 per person. CHPs earn income through sales commissions and performance-based incentives to motivate them while improving health outcomes. Living Goods uses an integrated platform and always-in-stock system along with mobile tools and performance analytics to manage a large network of CHPs and achieve significant impact in improving community health.
This document provides updates on the Results-Driven Accountability system for monitoring special education programs. It includes data trends over six years on various compliance and results indicators. The primary focus of monitoring is improving educational results and functional outcomes for students with disabilities. Monitoring priorities include provision of free appropriate public education in the least restrictive environment and state exercise of general supervisory authority. The accountability system includes the State Performance Plan/Annual Performance Report, determinations of state performance, and differentiated monitoring and technical assistance based on state needs identified through data. Initial steps involve opportunities for stakeholder input and understanding available results data.
This document discusses Results Based Accountability (RBA), which has two parts: population accountability about the well-being of whole populations, and performance accountability about customer populations served by programs and agencies. It provides definitions for key RBA terms like results, indicators, and performance measures. Examples are given of RBA frameworks used in different jurisdictions to define desired outcomes in areas like education, economic development, and public safety. The status and worldwide adoption of RBA is also summarized.
This document discusses evidence-based practices for serving runaway and homeless youth. It notes that while rigorous experimental research is difficult due to ethical concerns, there are still ways for organizations to demonstrate program effectiveness. One organization, Larkin Street Youth Services, shifted from just collecting output data to meet funding requirements to developing a more evaluation-focused approach using logic models and outcome measurements. This allowed them to better understand program impacts, inform decision-making, and disseminate best practices. The presentation emphasizes that evidence-based does not just mean experimental research but also includes practice-based evidence and continuous monitoring and evaluation.
The Role of Social Determinants in a Community's Access to Quality Health Cov...Enroll America
The document discusses the role of social determinants in communities' access to quality health coverage. It provides an overview of a conference presentation on this topic, including definitions of health disparity and equity. It then summarizes various efforts by the Administration for Children and Families to promote enrollment in the Affordable Care Act and other health programs. These include webinars, social media outreach, and partnerships with organizations. The presentation concludes by discussing next steps like leveraging intake processes and strengthening connections between organizations.
Top Ten Best Practices In Federal Performance ReportingMercatus Center
The document outlines best practices for performance reporting based on lessons from federal agencies. It discusses criteria used to evaluate annual performance reports from 24 federal agencies against requirements of the Government Performance and Results Act. The top ten best practices identified include making reports accessible, readable, ensuring verifiable data, establishing context with baselines and trends, using outcome-oriented goals and measures, linking performance to costs, candidly discussing failures and problems, and outlining improvement plans.
Similar to Illinois budgeting for results update 6.19.13 (20)
Multi-tenant cloud-based apps for government 8.20.12Greg Wass
The document discusses how multi-tenant cloud-based applications can help government agencies collaborate more effectively and innovate through shared infrastructure and services. It provides examples of how the State of Illinois has used such applications for initiatives like a statewide broadband network, open data portals, and an integrated health information exchange. The document argues that cloud computing incentivizes more efficient resource usage and can reduce costs compared to traditional in-house IT infrastructure models.
1. The document discusses technology issues in criminal justice, including the need for more data sharing across police, courts, and corrections. It also examines how predictive policing uses data science to predict and prevent crimes.
2. Predictive policing analyzes information like past crimes to identify patterns and predict where future crimes may occur. Methods include hot spot analysis, regression analysis, and blending theories of criminal behavior with geographic and temporal data.
3. Extending community policing through mobile apps is discussed, with examples given of apps used by cities to provide crime maps and reports to the public. Concerns around privacy and potential overreach are also covered.
This document discusses technology in the public sector, focusing on digital cities. It provides an overview of application architecture, development methods like agile vs waterfall, and IT project stages in the public sector. It then discusses specific technologies like GIS and GPS, how they are used in government for purposes like economic development, transportation analysis, and tracking public assets. It provides examples of GIS and GPS applications from jurisdictions like Massachusetts.
Syllabus - Technology in the Public SectorGreg Wass
This document provides information about the course "Technology in the Public Sector" taught at Northwestern University. The course explores how technology is transforming various areas of government like health, education, transportation and more. Students will complete a group project analyzing the use of new technologies in a public sector field. The course includes discussions with public and private sector participants and covers topics like social media, open data, and IT governance. Requirements include class participation, exams, and a group project.
Transforming Cook County: Changing the Game with Shared Services and Open Gov...Greg Wass
Cook County is facing a fiscal crisis with expenses exceeding revenues each year. This is driving the need to transform through shared services and open government. The document discusses lessons learned from examples like Zipcar about identifying shared service opportunities both within and outside the organization, leveraging behavioral changes, and letting customers participate through open data and civic apps. This would help modernize Cook County's legacy IT systems and processes to be more efficient, collaborative, and customer-focused.
Public policy and the information revolution 4.20.12Greg Wass
This document discusses how public policy and the information revolution influence each other. Public policy can help advance the information revolution by promoting broadband access and open government initiatives. The information revolution can improve public policy formation by enabling crowdsourcing of ideas and the creation of civic apps that increase public participation. The document provides three local examples of these interactions: fiber sharing between the CTA and Cook County, a property tax information portal, and an open data website for Chicago metro area.
The document summarizes Cook County, Illinois' open government plan, which aims to increase transparency and public participation through an open data portal. It outlines the county's open government ordinance requiring agencies to publish at least 3 high-value datasets to the portal within 120 days. The plan discusses the county's open data categories and initiatives to improve transparency, such as publishing budgets, calendars and check registers online. It also notes the county contracted with Socrata to host the open data portal to provide pre-built tools and functionality.
This syllabus outlines a course on open government that will examine how governments make data and operations more transparent through open data websites and applications. Students will develop their own research project or application concept using public datasets. The course includes discussions of the history and impact of open government, case studies of open data initiatives, and guest speakers from government agencies and non-profits. Students will be graded based on participation, an individual project, a midterm exam, and a final exam.
Cook County's technology department outlines its governance model, structure, strategic plan, and key 2011-2012 projects and procurements. These include managed network and datacenter services, GIS application development, web and security services, consulting, hardware/software, timekeeping systems, and collaborations with the City on open data, 311, and shared IT infrastructure and GIS.
This document discusses themes related to globalization, urbanization, and cities. It covers topics such as transnational flows, agglomeration, inequality, and sustainability. Specific examples discussed include the Haussmann plan in Paris in the 1850s which required major slum clearances, and more recent evictions of poor communities in many global cities to make way for redevelopment. It also presents models of urban economic development and discusses some key global public policy challenges faced by cities today.
Fernand Braudel's theory argues that "world-economies" are centered around a single dominant city that directs trade and development, creating a hierarchy from the urban core to peripheral zones. Over time, the dominance of individual cities as leaders of global trade has shifted, from Venice and Genoa in medieval Europe to London in the 19th century and New York in the 20th century. Saskia Sassen notes that today's global cities serve as command posts for managing the global economy and producing advanced services, though their influence may be dispersed among networks of interconnected cities worldwide. Rapid urbanization, especially in Africa and Asia, is extending networks of migration from towns to larger regional cities and eventually to global city networks
The document discusses several themes related to globalization, urbanization, and circuits including: transnational corporations and diasporas; concepts of centers, margins, and ecologies in urban systems; contested spaces in global cities; and Toronto's position within global city networks and flows of immigrants and capital. It focuses on how globalization and economic shifts impact urban systems and the interests served by world urbanization.
The Role of White Label Bookkeeping Services in Supporting the Growth and Sca...YourLegal Accounting
Effective financial management is important for expansion and scalability in the ever-changing US business environment. White Label Bookkeeping services is an innovative solution that is becoming more and more popular among businesses. These services provide a special method for managing financial duties effectively, freeing up companies to concentrate on their main operations and growth plans. We’ll look at how White Label Bookkeeping can help US firms expand and develop in this blog.
𝐔𝐧𝐯𝐞𝐢𝐥 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐅𝐮𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐞 𝐨𝐟 𝐄𝐧𝐞𝐫𝐠𝐲 𝐄𝐟𝐟𝐢𝐜𝐢𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐲 𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐡 𝐍𝐄𝐖𝐍𝐓𝐈𝐃𝐄’𝐬 𝐋𝐚𝐭𝐞𝐬𝐭 𝐎𝐟𝐟𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐠𝐬
Explore the details in our newly released product manual, which showcases NEWNTIDE's advanced heat pump technologies. Delve into our energy-efficient and eco-friendly solutions tailored for diverse global markets.
NIMA2024 | De toegevoegde waarde van DEI en ESG in campagnes | Nathalie Lam |...BBPMedia1
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“…a method of budgeting where each priority
must be justified each year according to merit
rather than according to the amount appropriated
for the preceding year” (P.A. 96-958).
BFR will determine the budget for each state
agency based on the contribution its programs
make to achieve the state’s overall strategic goals.
9 statewide outcomes
400+ programs
60+ agencies under the Governor
$60 billion total annual state budget
4. 4
Area Outcome Definition
Education Improve School Readiness and
Student Success for All
Increase percentage of Illinoisans equipped with skills and knowledge
needed for postsecondary and workforce success.
Economic
Development
Increase Employment &
Attract, Retain and Grow
Businesses
Close the opportunity gap in Illinois by ensuring the labor force has the
skills necessary to meet the needs of employers and maximize earning
potential. Increase business investment and entrepreneurship in Illinois.
Public Safety Create Safer Communities Reduce incidents of death, violence, injury, exploitation and fraud.
Improve Infrastructure Improve the condition of infrastructure to protect citizens and support
commerce.
Human Services Meet the Needs of the Most
Vulnerable
Ensure all residents—but particularly children, the elderly, and persons
with disabilities—are able to experience a quality life by meeting basic
living needs, and providing protection from abuse and discrimination.
Increase Individual and Family
Stability and Self-Sufficiency
Reduce demand on the human service system by providing services to
help individuals and families better support themselves.
Healthcare Improve Overall Health of
Illinoisans
Lower health care costs by improving the health of Illinoisans.
Environment and
Culture
Strengthen Cultural &
Environmental Vitality
Strengthen and preserve our natural, historic, and cultural resources to
make Illinois a more attractive place for people to visit, live and work.
Government Services Support Basic Functions of
Government
Improve the basic infrastructure of state government and provide the
tools necessary to operate more efficiently and achieve statewide
outcomes.
5. Currently 60+ across state government
Organized by outcome group
High-level people in agencies
Diverse group
Knowledgeable about programs and budgets
Responsible for identifying indicators
Responsible for performance reporting
Responsible for change management within agency
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6. • Established BFR Commission
• Completed strategy maps / CCT / GFOA
• Completed logic models
• Defined result areas
• Validated statewide outcomes
• Identified impact-level indicators for each outcome
• Identified outcome-level indicators for each outcome
• Identifying program-level indicators for each program
CROs
Common
statewide
outcomes
Uniform data
model &
methods
Data collection
& analysis Decision support
2012 2013 2014
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8. • Generally-accepted long-term
measures that reflect overall
conditions in the state
• Impact Indicators:
Unemployment rate
Statewide infrastructure condition index
Cost of health care per capita
Dollars generated by tourism
% of Illinoisans’ with a high quality
degree or credential
Unnatural death rate and statewide
property loss index
% of target population meeting "quality
of life" levels
% of target population meeting "strong
and stable" criteria
Satisfaction index of stakeholders
Outcome
Impact-level
indicator
Outcome-level
indicators
Program-level
indicators
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9. Measure changes in statewide
outcomes that are influenced more
directly by state gov’t activities
Examples:
% of 8th graders meeting or
exceeding state standards in reading
& math
% of counties with state-approved
emergency plans / mitigation plans
Transportation fatalities index
% of Illinoisans with disabilities living
in the least restrictive settings
appropriate to their needs
% of Illinoisans with a primary care
physician
% change in visitation to museums and
sites
Outcome
Impact-level
indicator
Outcome-level
indicators
Program-level
indicators
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10. Measures of efficiency or
effectiveness of a program related
to respective outcome indicators
Examples:
Estimated number of Illinois drivers that
learn the dangers of drinking and driving
Estimated number of people reached by
DNR state park advertising
Last step in building the data model
is to define at least one indicator for
each program by end of June 2013
Outcome
Impact-level
indicator
Outcome-level
indicators
Program-level
indicators
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11. • Collect and report data for each program’s indicator(s) on a
monthly or quarterly basis
• Refine and train staff on tools to analyze program
performance data for decision support purposes
• Pilot Budgeting for Results in FY15 budget process
• Integrate Budgeting for Results approach (outcomes,
programs, analytics) into appropriations process for FY15
Common
statewide
outcomes
Uniform data
model &
methods
Data collection
& analysis Decision support
2012 2013 2014
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