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Progress, Impact & Evaluation

The Progress, Impact & Evaluation Group (PIE) will, on behalf of the Coventry Partnership

1. Monitor, evaluate and report on the progress of the work of the Coventry Partnership and its sub-groups in delivering the Community Plan

2. Track the progress of Community Plan Outcomes and the impact of Partnership activities

3. Advise the Partnership on trends and data implications

4. Commission and supply research to theme groups

5. Develop better co-ordination of the research of key partners to achieve best use of resources and reduce over-consultation

6. Feedback to communities and consultees about what action has resulted from consultation

7. Develop and implement a common approach to performance management across neighbourhood renewal partnerships in Coventry

Future meetings and minutes of previous meetings:

DateTimeVenueWorkshops
08/11/2007 14:00-16:00 Rm 77, Old Council House Notes
17/01/2008 14:00-16:00 Rm 77, Old Council House Notes
13/03/2008 14:00-16:00 Rm 77, Old Council House Notes
14/04/2008 14:00-16:00 The Welcome Centre Notes
14/05/2008 09:00-10:00 The Welcome Centre Notes

Members of PIE.

As part of the Coventry Partnership Community Research & Evaluation Service (CRES), Coventry and Warwick Universities have teamed up to provide Coventry with an Evaluation Toolkit which you can use to develop ways of testing (and then proving to your funding body!!) how your activity works and why. You can download the toolkit here. This document is a wider discussion about evaluation and there is some useful information from the UK Evaluation Society.

If you want to find out more about our priority neighbourhoods in Coventry why not read the results of the recent household survey 2004 which CRES conducted for the Coventry Partnership. Further information and data are stored on our sister website (under refurbishment) it is useful information for public, private, voluntary and community organisations to target their efforts to deliver the Community Plan.