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Draft SOA Logic Models
2013-16
Economy Outcome GroupSOA Logic Models:
Economy
DRAFT v1
Economy Outcome GroupIntermediate outcomes Long term outcomes
Jobs created in the creative industries sector
Population
(Digital economy, Gaelic, Harris Tweed, media,
Stability achieved
etc)
Growth can be evidenced
Healthier demographic
Local broadcasting and media sector has grown balance
The Outer
Hebrides will
The whole of the Outer Hebrides has access to Growth be better
next generation broadband GRDP growth rate connected with
exceeded the regional high quality
average infrastructure
Harris Tweed’s productivity and innovation has
Gap closed between Outer supporting
increased
Hebrides and wider Scottish broadband,
economy travel and
A new museum, archive and heritage network is
Economic Strategy Action Plan
renewables.
opened Productivity
GVA will exceed the
Internal and external grid networks meet the regional average
LO 2. The
aspirations of the Outer Hebrides Year on year economic
growth
economy of the
Our assets
have provided
Outer Hebrides
Generation of wind, marine, hydro and community opportunities and the
Participation
owned power has significantly increased for sustainable economies
80% of working age
population active in the economic within the Outer
More food produced locally economy growth. Hebrides are
Unemployment rate lower thriving
that H&I and Scotland
Hospitality and retail sectors utilise local produce
Solidarity
Child poverty has ended The people of
Annual visitor bed occupancy has increased the Outer
Reduction of numbers fuel
poor (pensioners and Hebrides have
Average visitor spend has risen an improved
households)
standard of
Increase the opportunities within marine and living through
Cohesion addressing
nature and historic based tourism
Economic cohesion with the poverty and
rest of Scotland inequalities
Jobs in defence sector have increased
Sustainability
Training and apprenticeship opportunities in the World leading centre for
defence sector have increased renewable energy industry
Contribute significantly to
the European and National
Increase in economic benefit from Community targets for electricity
land sector generated from renewable
sources
Destination marketing plan implemented Reduction in greenhouse
gas emissions
Economy Outcome GroupSOA Logic Models:
Education, Skills and Training
DRAFT v 4
Well educated, well trained and well skilled Outcome GroupActivity Short term outcomes Intermediate outcomes Long term outcomes
Develop the capabilities of the
Active participants in research Energy research is thriving
commercialisation and research potential of the LO 1.
energy sector and commercialisation of & commercially viable
energy in Outer Hebrides sector on the islands Population
Provide a range of FE and HE courses to meet
current and future employer needs
Increase student accommodation for UHI, to More students enrolling on
attract more students to SYY and Uist more courses A thriving and achieving LO 2. Economy
Promote university to encourage students from Islands University
outside the Outer Hebrides to study here
University attracting students
Deliver training and education which is from outside the Outer
accessible remotely Hebrides
Deliver IT Training to business and individuals Capability and confidence in
digital working options
Deliver national and local training programmes
LO 3. The
people of the
Provide community based learning opportunities Outer
inc ESOL, Literacy and Numeracy Hebrides are
Our assets* have well
Sustainable skilled
More skills for work courses in senior phase in provided
workforce educated,
accord with local economic priorities opportunities for
sustainable
well trained
Support those unemployed to gain the correct and well
economic growth
skills to access to local employment skilled
opportunities More people in
Develop a local skills investment plan to support employment
the new Economic Strategy, with all partners The people of the
More people accessing training Outer Hebrides
Work with employers to develop flexible training and development opportunities have an improved
opportunities from growth areas standard of living
through addressing
Support access to adult careers planning poverty and
Increase business start ups inequalities
Providing opportunities to those facing multiple
barriers to employment
Promote bi-lingualism, support Gaelic
acquisition in Early Years , Gaelic-medium
Education, family and adult Gaelic learning; and
use and careers.
Work with people to develop employability and
self employability skills though volunteering More people gaining work skills
through volunteering
Support people into self employment through
skills development and business support
Third sector organisations and community Increase in local
businesses are supported to develop their More locally delivered services
capacity to deliver services locally
Well educated, well trained and wellsustainable
skilled Outcome Group
job creationActivity Short term outcomes Intermediate outcomes Long term outcomes
Increasing social care
workforce
Elderly Care courses
in school and
promoted
More people
choosing to engage LO 2. Economy
Promotion of careers in career in elderly
within elderly care care
Sustainable high
quality social care
Train more people to workforce
deliver high quality
social care Appropriately skilled Older people
and trained workforce positively
contribute to our
economy and LO 3. The
communities, and people of the
access Outer
appropriate and Hebrides are
Older people are
More older people quality services to well
supported into
economically active People independent enable them to
training and educated,
for longer retain their
employment in well trained
independence.
growth areas and well
skilled
More older people
accessing learning
provision Older people are less
isolated.
Older people are LO 4. Health &
encouraged and Older people wellbeing
supported in lifelong accessing training
learning through courses to enable Older people have a
meaningful activity employment longer healthier life
expectancy
Build the capacity in
communities to Quality adult care
support older people services are available
to remain in their in the community
own homes
Well educated, well trained and well skilled Outcome GroupActivity Short term outcomes Intermediate outcomes Long term outcomes
Support the learning Collaborative outcomes are Improved outcomes or
opportunities within the Early supported children pre-birth to 3 are
Years Collaborative delivered
LO 2. Economy
Young people are given a
wide range of opportunities to
peruse career paths in growth
sectors at an earlier age Young people set up
their own businesses
Provide opportunities to
encourage entrepreneurial More young people
and enterprise skills in young participating in opportunities
people directed at growth sectors and
enterprise Young people have the
Promote awareness amongst employability skills that
parents and teachers as to meet needs of LO 3. The
future skills needs employers
Children and people of the
young people Outer
Employer engagement in have the best start Hebrides are
schools to raise awareness of in life and are well
opportunities and skills protected
required educated,
Young people achieve the well trained
outcomes and experience and well
Deliver learning interventions which provides them with a
that support the Curriculum for skilled
broad and general education
Excellence
Work with young people to LO 4. Health
Young people gain more and Wellbeing
gain accredited awards. People have more self-
accredited awards
confidence and higher
self esteem
Identify ways of bolstering self
confidence, self esteem and People are supported into
identity of individuals through relevant and meaningful
activity that supports their Young people are
learning opportunities making informed and
growth
appropriate life choices
Work with young people to Young people involved in more
develop personal and social activities
skills through a range of
activities including divisionary
activities, democracy work and
volunteering.
Workforce delivering
Deliver training in childcare Appropriately skilled and high quality childcare
and youthwork trained workforce and youth services
Well educated, well trained and well skilled Outcome GroupActivity Short term outcomes Intermediate outcomes Long term outcomes
Include sessions on healthy life LO 4. Health
choices including alcohol and The people of the and wellbeing
Reduction drinking
substance misuse in all work Outer Hebrides are
pre/during
training programmes healthier
work
Promote awareness of alcohol LO 5.
and substance misuse to Communities
placement/work experience
providers & employers via training Reduced risk and
providers accidents in the work
place
People have a better
Through college courses include
understanding of
sessions on healthy life choices Places of work and
consequences / risks
including alcohol and substance of alcohol study are safer
misuse LO 3. The
consumption
people of the
Train youthworkers and health Outer
workers in delivery of alcohol Sensible drinking Communities are Hebrides are
culture safer and healthier
education well
by preventing, and
reducing the educated,
Provide training for employers on well trained
Individuals in need harmful effects of
handling alcohol related issues in and well
receive timely, alcohol.
the work place Increased
sensitive and skilled
appropriate support educational
dependant on needs attainment
Educate all providers of adult
learning on alcohol and
substance misuse More people aware of Less work
harmful effects of absenteeism &
Educate parents and families on substance misuse incapacity
harmful effects of drinking
Reduction in numbers
Identify ways of bolstering self of people report
confidence, self esteem and exceeding the weekly
identity of individuals through recommended intake
learning opportunities of alcohol
People have more
People are supported into self- confidence and Reduced alcohol Reduction in
relevant and meaningful activity higher self esteem consumption incidents where
that supports their growth police report alcohol
is a factor
Activities that divert young people
from alcohol
Well educated, well trained and well skilled Outcome GroupActivity Short term outcomes Intermediate outcomes Long term outcomes
Volunteering is seen as a
positive choice
Work with people to develop
personal and social skills through Increased awareness of how to
volunteering. get involved in volunteering
More people volunteering
Find cost effective ways to make
college facilities available for Activities are accessed locally People have more
self- confidence and
community activities
higher self esteem LO 3. The
people of the
Third sector organisations,
Outer
community groups are supported
to deliver opportunities for
Hebrides are
physical, social and learning People are less well
activity isolated Our communities are educated,
More people taking up physical physically and well trained
activity mentally healthier and well
Provide training opportunities to through an increase skilled
increase sports development in physical and
social activity
More people engaging in Increased healthy life
learning and social activities expectancy
Support capacity of communities
to run physical / social activities LO 4. Health
Decreased risk and Wellbeing
factors
for chronic disease
With communities improve adult
learning opportunities in local
areas
Reduced inequalities
in health life
Provide community based expectancy
learning opportunities inc ESOL,
Literacy and Numeracy
Students are taking up physical
activity
Support students to access
physical, social and volunteering
activities
Students are more active in the
community
Well educated, well trained and well skilled Outcome GroupSOA Logic Models:
Health & Wellbeing
DRAFT v3
Health & Wellbeing Outcome groupActivity Short term outcomes Intermediate outcomes Long term outcomes
To promote income
maximization, the Direct Mitigate socio-economic
Payment scheme and Claim It inequalities of access.
Older people have more
campaign available financial resources
Less older people
To support initiatives that
experiencing financial
reduces fuel poverty hardship
Promote good health amongst
older people
Older people active for longer
Support community activity People are less isolated
and facilities that offer
opportunities for social Older people participate in the Older people LO 4 The
participation community positively physical and
contribute to mental health
To support the recruitment our economy
and
and retention of older people More people lead and
in employment and communities,
wellbeing of
longer healthy lives
volunteering. during older years. and access the people
Reduction in the amount of appropriate throughout
Support people to remain avoidable/preventable and quality the Outer
independently in their own illness in older people Reduce the impact of
services to Hebrides is
homes by promoting re- More older people are supported enable them to improved
illness and disability
ablement and telehealth care to live in their own home retain their
for older people
independence
Improve the quality of housing
to enable people to remain in Older people are happier
homes longer Greater proportions of those at
risk of admission to hospital are
Ensure that older people, identified and supported
especially those with
disabilities have access to the Care arrangements are reviewed
help they need to remain in timely and appropriately.
their homes including timely
access to adaptations and Reduced avoidable hospital
repairs. Older people receive early
interventions / support to avoid stays for older people
acute crises
Improved integrated transport
system
Improved flow of information and Service users and carers
Support the e SSA process reduce duplication of information feel more satisfied with
collation at the point of community care services
assessment. and other community
The health and well-being of support networks
older people is promoted
through integrated planning,
service delivery frameworks
People obtain access to right
and more responsive
service/support at the right time
diagnostic and support
(faster access )
services. Health & Wellbeing Outcome groupActivity Short term outcomes Intermediate outcomes Long term outcomes
Increased promotion of More children are breastfed and
breastfeeding and for longer
availability of facilities Children have
improved life chances
Promote the importance More parents/carers understand Improved nutrition and
of physical activity and the short & long term benefits of reduced obesity
offer opportunities to physical activity and good nutrition
take up activities
Negative impact of
unhealthy parental
Promote benefits of Health and social care needs behaviours minimised
good nutrition assessed and appropriate LO3.
pathway of care identified Parents feel better The physical
Appropriate and supported and have
Promote better improved birthweight
and mental
maternal and infant Awareness of what constitutes improved parenting health and
nutrition through skills Our children
healthy behaviour while pregnant wellbeing of
renewed focus on and young
Improvement in the people have
the people
antenatal and
mental health of the the best start throughout
perinatal classes Timely diagnosis and appropriate mother in life the Outer
support for women experiencing Hebrides is
symptoms of perinatal depression The Outer Hebrides is
Provide support to branded as the ‘best improved
Parents better able to
parents to improve place to raise children’
mental well being cope with their
Awareness of available sources of child(ren)
support
Awareness of what constitutes Increased willingness
Renewed focus on good mental health to seek help where
referral system for required
interagency support Greater capacity
for vulnerable families amongst parents to
Children and young
Improved prevalence estimates to people receive the improve outcomes for
Identify and deliver ensure vulnerable children are particular support and themselves
support for young correctly identified care that they require
carers
Children are engaged in
Positive parental attitude towards a variety of activities
Play at home and start from an early age that
healthy behaviour
to play training in improve physical and
every community cognitive ability
Providing a stimulating and
nurturing environment where
children have access to a range of Cycle of teenage
activities pregnancy broken and
Supporting young parents poverty of aspiration
to provide a safe and and ambition for both
Teenage sex
Awareness of the risks attached stable parenting young parents and
Education
to sexual activity, access to environment children
information on relationships and
health, improved parenting skills
Health & Wellbeing Outcome groupActivity Short term outcomes Intermediate outcomes Long term outcomes
Improved Increased Increased
identification recording of identification and More children LO 3
Increased
and assessment drinking in assessment of in need
educational
of those pregnancy and children affected receive timely
and attainment
affected by parental by parental
parental alcohol misuse alcohol misuse appropriate
substance support Reduced LO 2
misuse. inequalities in
healthy life
Increased capacity expectancy
Sharing of of quality services
appropriate for children LO 4. The
information affected by physical and
A culture in Communities
amongst parental mental
which low are safer &
agencies substance misuse health and
alcohol healthier by
consumption is preventing wellbeing of
Bar Staff Training Increased refusal Safer drinking valued and and reducing the people
re serving to serve someone environments Reduced alcohol accepted as the the harmful throughout
someone who is who is drunk consumption norm affects of the Outer
drunk beyond alcohol Hebrides is
recommended improved
Reduction drinking
limits
pre/during Reduced Less work
work risk/mistakes absenteeism &
Workplace in workplace incapacity
alcohol policies
Increased knowledge
re recommended
limits and situations Reduced alcohol-
where alcohol should related ASB &
Improved crime
be avoided altogether
substance misuse Increased skills
education in within young Sensible drinking
schools people to limit culture
Increased knowledge Improved mental
alcohol of consequences / wellbeing
consumption risks of alcohol
Youth work and
diversionary consumption
opportunities Reduced alcohol-
Increased knowledge related deaths &
of unit content of hospital
drinks admissions
Programme
target for delivery
of Alcohol brief Individuals in need
interventions receive timely,
(ABI) sensitive and
appropriate support
dependant on needs
Health & Wellbeing Outcome groupActivity Short term outcomes Intermediate outcomes Long term outcomes
Promote community activity and Increased participation in
volunteering as alternative ‘free’ community activities
way to be physically and
socially active
More people keeping physically People active for longer
and mentally active through
volunteering
Raise awareness of physical
activity and signposting to Increase access to
services, classes and facilities Increased awareness for services and reduced
opportunities for physical health inequalities
activity LO3.
People lead longer
healthier lives The physical
Improved integrated transport Reduced isolation
system Reduce geographic and socio- and mental
economic barriers to services Our health and
communities wellbeing of
Increase the range of physical are physically the people
and social activity interventions People are more engaged in Reduced rates of and mentally throughout
physical and social activity People are more active for lifestyle related diseases healthier
available to the population of the Outer
the islands longer through an
Hebrides is
increase in
physical and improved
Reduced inequalities in social activity
Work with youth clubs and Improved mental health healthy life expectancy
schools to encourage physical
activity from an earlier age
Improved physical health
Support employers to Increase the number of people
encourage opportunities for who understand the role
physical activity physical activity can have in
increasing mental wellbeing.
Develop initiatives that support Reduction in illnesses
agencies to raise the issue of Increased uptake of services. related to obesity
physical activity.
Support the delivery of Brief
Intervention for physical activity. Increase in the number of
people who are supported to
be physically active .
Quality improvement based on Service users have a positive
evaluation of classes and experience accessing services
facilities. and return
Health & Wellbeing Outcome groupActivity Short term outcomes Intermediate outcomes Long term outcomes
There is a cohesive approach
to managing the impact of Support services are
Partners participate in the CPP welfare reforms on claimants accessed quicker
Officers group on Welfare and organisations
Reform and Poverty People experience less
Increased awareness of financial hardship
The role of poverty in hospital benefits entitlement
admissions is identified and
addressed prior to discharge
Roll out Poverty Awareness Training incorporated More income to the
Training to all key staff in CPP into best practice household
partner organisations People are signposted to
support quicker
More people accessing
The role of poverty is identified the benefits they are LO3.
Support programmes that in health issues entitled too
ensure the workforce is healthy The physical
(i.e. Occupational health, The people of and mental
More people engaging healthy Mental wellbeing the Outer
Screening programmes etc) Reduction in sickness health and
working lives programmes improved Hebrides have
absence wellbeing of
an improved the people
More people attending early standard of
More people in throughout
screening programmes living through
employment addressing
the Outer
Life expectancy is poverty and Hebrides is
Poverty awareness workshops Communities understand improved inequalities. improved
within the community poverty and how their activities Poverty related health
can impact positively on those issues are redressed by
affected by poverty continued and increased
community activity
Maintain momentum from the Poverty is a priority for CPP
Poverty seminars in 2012 to partners Anti-poverty work is
ensure actions are implemented embedded into
organisational plans Ameliorate the effects of
Increased awareness and poverty
With national and local anti
understanding of impact of National policy
poverty networks lobby National
rural poverty on health and recognises poverty
Government to take account of wellbeing within government
Rural Poverty in policymaking
Increased national
support for rural poverty
Support families facing poverty initiatives
to redress impact on childhood Babies breastfed for longer
nutrition through initiatives such
as breastfeeding, childhood People are eating better
Access to information on
vitamin programmes, parenting and diet is more Reduce the number of
childhood nutrition balanced and of higher
classes avoidable health issues
nutritional value caused by poor nutrition
Support third sector to deliver Access to affordable and
lunch clubs, grow your own quality food
schemes and nutritional advice
where they will have the most
impact on redressing poverty's People have access to
impact on health nutrition advice
Health & Wellbeing Outcome groupSOA Logic Models
Communities
DRAFT v2
Communities Outcome GroupActivity Short term outcomes Intermediate outcomes Long term outcomes
Support local cultural
opportunities for
economic benefit More local job
creation
LO 2
Economy
Provision of jobs in
local communities Access to jobs in
through the local communities
development of
community
businesses
Community assets
are being utilised
Viable source of more fully to the LO 5. The
Support local food income generation
production benefit of the communities
for food producers community of the Outer
Hebrides are
Investigate the
stronger and
establishment of Food producers able Our assets
food cooperatives
more able to
to compete with have provided
identify,
larger organisations More access to opportunities
for sustainable articulate and
employment, take action and
services and economic
growth. responsibility
resources available
Support the regarding their
with the community
development of Community halls are needs and
community halls for well used and a aspirations
economic benefit source of income
generation
Support existing
local economic Sustainable and Reduced
viable businesses in unemployment
activity
communities
Provision of
accessible and More community
affordable services business / enterprises
locally in rural communities
Support community
groups to reinvest
income from energy
More local job
or land to regenerate
creation
the community,
including addressing
poverty and
improving housing
conditions Communities Outcome GroupActivity Short term outcomes Intermediate outcomes Long term outcomes
Meal provision programme for There is an wider range of More people
older people, through services provided by social employed in social LO 2
communities and social enterprises or community care Economy
enterprises groups
More older people
Establish Partnership The community provision is
able to live
approach to Homecare strengthened and delivering independently in
Provision including the local an equitable service their own homes
communities effectively
Intergenerational work
Older people are more
involved in their
Support the development communities LO 5. The
of the Older Peoples Older people less
communities
Groups isolation
of the Outer
Number of volunteers has Hebrides are
Older people volunteering increased
Older people stronger and
and communities
positively contribute more able to
volunteering to help older
people to our economy and identify,
communities, and articulate and
access appropriate take action
Provide a range of health Older people report less and quality services
interventions within the problems with alcohol and
to enable them to
community for older people responsibility
retain their
independence.
regarding
Older people are
their needs
Implement referral Appropriate information is healthier
and
mechanism for early stage increasingly shared between
aspirations
concerns that is multi- agencies
agency
Vulnerable older people in
need are referred to
appropriate support/services.
LO 4. Health
& Wellbeing
To support initiatives that
reduces fuel poverty Older people have more
available financial resources
and experience less financial
hardship
Improve the referral
protocols and data
management systems
across housing, health
Older people appropriately
and social care services
housed
in respect of older people
Communities feel
better able to deal
Upgrade, and create a Communities are able to
with emergencies
network of, community respond to emergency situations
centres to meet the needs by identifying the most
of emergency planning vulnerable
Communities Outcome GroupActivity Short term outcomes Intermediate outcomes Long term outcomes
Access to integrated pre-
school & childcare services
in every community
Support communities to
deliver parent/toddler LO 1
information sessions to Communities
empowered to Population
educate communities on The Outer Hebrides
multiple issues. operate is branded as the
parent/toddler ‘best place to raise
Provide opportunities to information sessions children’
teach Parenting skills for to educate on Improved
parents of pre-birth to ten multiple issues. engagement with LO 5. The
yrs old children and families communities
of the Outer
Work with existing parent
Improved parenting Hebrides are
and toddler groups on
importance of early years: skills stronger and
Parents feel better Children and young more able to
inc parenting, nutrition, supported and have people have the
social, environment, identify,
improved parenting best start in life and
education skills are protected.
articulate and
Mutual support
take action
networks for parents and
support networks for parents
and carers developed and carers responsibility
Greater capacity regarding
amongst parents to their needs
Children are healthier improve outcomes
Promotion of internet safety and
with all carers/guardians for themselves aspirations
Children developing
appropriately
Implement a multi agency
programme for parenting/sex
ed / nutrition into the Children receiving
curriculum of excellence the best nutritional
start to their lives
Promotion of breastfeeding
within the community.
Community buildings are
breastfeeding -friendly
High quality play opportunities Access to play and physical
in every community activity increased
To support initiatives that People have more available
reduces fuel poverty financial resources and
experience less financial
hardship
Support Housing partners
to source innovative ways
to increase investment to Families appropriately
fund new affordable housed
housing. Communities Outcome GroupActivity Short term outcomes Intermediate outcomes Long term outcomes
Parents have a
Target parents better understanding
regarding alcohol effects of their own
and & substance alcohol use on LO 4 Health &
parents feel more
education families Wellbeing
confident and able to
provide substance
Parents have a education to their
better understanding children
of young people’s
patterns of use and
Less alcohol related
reasons behind
violence/abuse,
substance misuse LO 5. The
Develop a multi- offences and ASB
agency structured
communities
programme of Establish a of the Outer
alcohol education as consistent approach Hebrides are
part of curriculum of to providing alcohol stronger and
excellence include education across more able to
issues around agencies. identify,
domestic abuse, Communities are articulate and
drink driving, peer A culture which low safer and healthier
alcohol consumption take action
pressure. by preventing and
is valued and and
reducing the harmful
accepted as the
effects of alcohol
responsibility
Individuals
Alcohol education norm regarding
understand risk
provided which taking behaviour their needs
increases and
understanding risk aspirations
taking behaviour Young people are
able to make better Reduced alcohol
Provide a range of life choices related injuries,
activities that divert physical and
young people from psychological
Young people at
alcohol morbidity, deaths
reduced risk due to
and hospital
alcohol
admissions
Supporting young
people at risk due to
their alcohol
consumption
Targeted campaign
to highlight risks of Reduced alcohol
people purchasing consumption beyond
alcohol for young recommended limits
people.
Provide a range of Older people report
health interventions less problems with
within the community alcohol
for older people
Communities Outcome GroupActivity Short term outcomes Intermediate outcomes Long term outcomes
Promote community
activity and volunteering
alternative as ‘free’ way
to be physically active
LO 3 Health &
Increased amount Wellbeing
Provide access to
of
accredited award time spent in Reduction in
programmes such as physical amount of
Discovery, D of E, Saltire activity medication taken to
resolve mental
health issues
Support community Decreased risk
provision of social events Increase in factors
community LO 5. The
People are happy in for chronic disease communities
involvement Our
their communities of the Outer
Support the development communities
are physically Hebrides are
of community
participation and mentally stronger and
healthier more able to
People feel more through an identify,
Support group to develop involved in their Increased healthy increase in articulate and
their capacity communities life expectancy physical and take action and
social activity responsibility
Increased regarding their
awareness of Reduced deaths needs and
interventions to from CHD aspirations
Support community support people into
provision of physical physical awareness Reduced
activities inequalities in
health life
expectancy
Develop a family Increased Improved
approach to physical awareness of population mental
activity opportunities for health and well-
physical exercise being
Support access to
affordable physical
activities
Reduced illness due
People are more to obesity
engaged in physical
Promotion of schemes activity
such as slainte math and
local facilities
Young People are
more engaged in
Support young people to physical activity
access affordable
physical activities
Communities Outcome GroupActivity Short term outcomes Intermediate outcomes Long term outcomes
Support the establishment
Access to affordable More disposable
of oil clubs
fuel income
LO 3 Health &
Wellbeing
Support communities to Warmer homes
generate their own power
Higher quality of
living
Support and promote Reduction in fuel accommodation
home insulation initiatives usage
LO 5. The
People are eating
better and diet is communities
more balanced and of the Outer
Investigate the Access to affordable The people of
higher nutritional Hebrides are
establishment of food and quality food the Outer
cooperatives value Hebrides have stronger and
an improved more able to
Support access to standard of identify,
allotments/land living through articulate and
addressing take action and
Communities More initiatives to poverty and responsibility
Raise awareness of issues inequalities.
recognise poverty alleviate poverty at regarding their
of poverty and inequalities
and take action community level needs and
with the community groups
aspirations
People experience
Promote the advice and less financial
support available to those People on the hardship
on benefits and facing correct benefits and
poverty support into work
LO 2
Support existing local
economic activity Sustainable and Economy
viable businesses in Costs associated
communities with accessing
More access to remote services are
Provision of accessible and employment, reduced
affordable services locally More community services and
business / enterprises resources available
in rural communities with the community Reduced
unemployment
Support community groups
to reinvest income from More local job
energy or land to creation
regenerate the community,
including addressing
poverty and improving Improved housing
housing conditions conditions
Communities Outcome GroupSOA Logic Models:
Natural and Cultural
Resources Group
DRAFT v3
Natural & Cultural Resources Outcome GroupActivity Short term outcomes Intermediate outcomes
Long term outcomes
Ensure the landscape is well managed to
maintain the attractive environment Landscape and
Sustainable crofting
environment is
Implement Phase 1 of Hebridean Way as a sector
sustained in good
long distance route to attract visitors condition
Sustainable sporting
Support the implementation of the nature
management sector
based tourism report
The Outer Hebrides is
Identify the need for infrastructure (signs, renowned for its natural Sustainable
parking, site information) at archaeological, and historic environment renewables sector
historic, natural & cultural sites
Sustainable tourism
Increase in visitors to sector
Develop a Historic Environment Strategy the Outer Hebrides for LO 6. The
its Historic Environment people of the
Deliver the Lews Castle/ Museum and and Heritage Sustainable fisheries Outer
Archive Project and ensure benefits of the sector Hebrides
projects are dispersed across the islands derive
Sustainable maximum
Support the development of tourism Management of benefit from
activity utilising our natural and cultural Our assets* have
Historic Environment provided the natural
resources
opportunities for and cultural
More local job creation sustainable resources of
Support Gaelic Creative Industries,
Outer Hebrides is a economic growth the area,
Heritage and Tourism initiatives and
develop Gaelic Plans in each Community centre for excellence whilst at the
in archaeological same time
Learning Areas
training, research and safeguarding
Access to jobs in local
commercial ventures
Secure the economic, community and communities The people of the those
research benefits from archaeology and Outer Hebrides resources to
the historic environment have an improved benefit future
standard of living generations
Secure the economic benefits from More access to through addressing
sporting management, fisheries, employment, services poverty and
renewables are secured through the More community and resources inequalities.
implementation of the CPP economic business / enterprises in available with the
strategy rural communities community
Progress the research for an Hebridean LO 2.
Archaeological Resource Centre Economy
Prepare information on selected footpaths Reduced
for a range of users. unemployment
Expand volunteering opportunities through
maintenance of paths and other natural
and Historic Environment assets
Through the implementation of the Sustainable and viable
OHCPP's Climate Change Declaration businesses in
economic benefits are realised for communitiesNatural &
businesses Cultural Resources Outcome GroupActivity Short term outcomes Intermediate outcomes Long term outcomes
Support projects that
support people into People less dependent Reduction in alcohol
Communities are safer
therapeutic on alcohol related crime
and healthier by
employment or preventing and
volunteering People are more Reduction in alcohol reducing the harmful
equipped to work related admissions to effects of alcohol
LO 6. The
hospital people of the
Expand volunteering
Outer
opportunities through
maintenance of paths Hebrides
Countryside access derive
and other natural and targeted at older people
cultural assets maximum
and early years
People are mentally benefit from
Prepare information on healthier Our communities are the natural
selected footpaths for a More people involved in physically and and cultural
range of users for volunteering mentally healthier resources of
health benefits People are physically through an increase in the area,
healthier physical and social whilst at the
Well managed and activity same time
Sustained management maintained core path safeguarding
of the core path network network
involving a range of
those
people and Risk factors resources to
organisations more people using core for chronic disease are benefit future
paths network and decreased Older people generations
Support guided walks in accessing the positively contribute to
the Outer Hebrides countryside and the our economy and
historic environment communities, and
healthy life expectancy is access appropriate and
More people involved in increased quality services to LO 2
their communities enable them to retain
Access to countryside is Economy
their independence.
included in community Inequalities are reduced
learning programmes More people physically in healthy life
active expectancy
People are less isolated Children and young
Prepare a programme Children understanding people have the best
of Outdoor Learning the natural and historic start in life and are
utilising our natural and environment LO 4 Health &
protected.
historic environment Improved educational Wellbeing
attainment
Promote bi-lingualism, More adults
support Gaelic understanding the Improved awareness of
acquisition in Early natural and historic the value of the natural
Years , Gaelic-medium environment and historic environment
Education and adult in the Outer Hebrides
Gaelic learning and use More people speaking
Gaelic
Access to cultural
activities are included in More people are People are less isolated
community learning participating in
programmes communities Natural & Cultural Resources Outcome GroupYou can also read
