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Date 14 Mar 2019

Time 11 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Location Leeds, United Kingdom

About this event

The term ‘outcomes’ is used a lot in and around commissioning and service delivery. Chiefly, the term is simply a way of describing the end goals for the citizens who make use of the services we offer. 

But working out what these desired outcomes are, how to describe them, and how to establish whether they have been achieved, is not always as simple. It can sometimes seem like the road is littered with challenges, contradictions, and unintended consequences. Nonetheless, figuring out how to work to outcomes has become more or less essential for  many public servants and those working in the voluntary and community sector. 

This free, hands-on workshop was very well received when run in Oxford recently and will tackle both basic concepts and some of the latest thinking in order to equip attendees with a clear way forward to build an outcomes focus into their work, whether they are commissioning services or delivering them.

The session will cover:

  • the reasons for setting and measuring outcomes
  • how to identify the right outcomes for a project or service
  • contrasting approaches to measurement
  • the pros and cons of using targets and outcome based payment

The workshop will be led by Andreea Anastasiu, Senior Policy Engagement Officer at the GO Lab, and Neil Stanworth, Founding Director of ATQ Consultants and GO Lab Fellow of Practice. 

How to register

Please note you must be an Academy member to apply for a place. The Academy is free to join and open to all sectors. Apply here. Places are NOT guaranteed and will be allocated to ensure a good cross sector mix. Any queries should be emailed to academy@noms.gsi.gov.uk

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