Progress everyone can examine.
Learn how reporting that reflects reality helps institutions make decisions and account for their results.
Public reports
One report,read by everyone.
Quarterly reports summarize the control board used by the institution. Targets, results, and obstacles are explained so leaders, delivery teams, partners, and the public share a clear view of progress.
Reporting schedule
Quarter I
April
Baselines and targets announced
Quarter II
July
First-half progress
Quarter III
October
Course and budget corrections
Quarter IV
January
Annual results, next year's targets
Service users
Understand service targets, follow progress, and see why schedules change.
Partners and the public
Follow results and obstacles using the same source as the delivery team.
Institutional leaders and teams
Decide on next steps using weekly updates, a shared control board, and quarterly reports.
Illustrative example
Read the results, including the delays.
Each quarter, the control board becomes a public report covering targets, results, obstacles, and next steps. Leaders, delivery teams, partners, and the public can follow progress through the same report.
Illustrative example. Names, targets, and schedules are agreed with each institution.
8 priorities. One shared view.
A sample format, not results from a specific institution.
Illustrative example. Names, targets, and schedules are agreed with each institution.