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Introducti on to Results Based Accountabi lity

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Page 1: Introduction to Results Based Accountability

Introduction to

Results Based

Accountability

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A lifelong connection to a caring, nurturing family

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The Annie E. Casey Foundation

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What difference are we making?

Is anyone better off?

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don’t know what works

effective change agent

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data-driven

results-focused

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everyday worklong-term changes

Results Based Accountability

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What are we doing?

How well are we doing it?

What difference are we making?

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“Letters of Agreement”

“Foundation Investment Summaries”

“Annual Progress Reports”

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Results Workgroup = fellow Casey staff

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results culture

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Plan, collect, use information

Choose a New Strategy

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What difference did I make?

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RBA is…

…a way of thinking and taking action that starts with ends and works backwards to means.

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Population Results

Population Level Indicators

Strategies

Casey’s Role

Population Level

Performance LevelGrants AECF Units

Performance Measures

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Population Results

Population Level Indicators

Strategies

Casey’s Role

Population Level

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Population level result:

All kids in the U.S. have access to fresh, healthy foods.

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Population Results

Population Level Indicators

Strategies

Casey’s Role

Population Level

Performance LevelGrants AECF Units

Performance Measures

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Population level result:

All kids in the U.S. have access to fresh, healthy foods.

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Population Results

Population Level Indicators

Strategies

Casey’s Role

Population Level

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Population Indicator:

% of school aged kids in the US that are at a healthy weight.

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Population Results

Population Level Indicators

Strategies

Casey’s Role

Population Level

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Strategies:

Fund community gardens

Improve school lunch options

Educate parents on creating healthy meals

Provide access to grocery stores in Casey Communities

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Population Results

Population Level Indicators

Strategies

Casey’s Role

Population Level

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Casey’s Role:

to fund community garden projects within Casey sites

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Population Results

Population Level Indicators

Strategies

Casey’s Role

Population Level

Performance LevelGrants AECF Units

Performance Measures

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Performance LevelGrants AECF Units

Performance Measures

What did we do? How well did we do it? What difference did we make?

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Performance LevelGrants AECF Units

Performance Measures

What did we do? How well did we do it? What difference did we make?

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Performance level: What did we do?

number of hours we spend planning and planting the garden.

number of community gardens created.

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Performance LevelGrants AECF Units

Performance Measures

What did we do? How well did we do it? What difference did we make?

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Performance: How well did we do it?

# of community gardens producing healthy, fresh produce.

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Performance LevelGrants AECF Units

Performance Measures

What did we do? How well did we do it? What difference did we make?

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Performance: What difference did we make?

% of kids with access to healthy, fresh foods.

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The Annie E. Casey Foundation

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Casey: What did we do?

# of phone calls/emails from partners or colleagues we’ve returned.

quantity of paperwork processed.

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Casey: How well did we do it?

% of questions from partners and/or colleagues that we’ve answered within two business days

% of people who felt satisfied with the timeliness of our response.

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Casey: What difference did we make?

% of your colleagues that have the information they need from you to do their work.

% of grantee partners able to effectively implement their programs

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RBA Coaches

Staff RBA Capacity Building Sessions

Knowledge Management Site

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everyday worklong-term changes

RBA