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Greater Portland-Vancouver Indicators (GPVI) Results Teams Progress on Outcomes & Drivers

Greater Portland-Vancouver Indicators (GPVI) Results Teams Progress on Outcomes & Drivers. GPVI Advisory Team Meeting #2 September 27, 2010 PSU Urban Center. GPVI Results Team Deliverables. First GPVI Report. Definitions Used by the Teams. OUTCOMES : what we want to exist DRIVERS :

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Greater Portland-Vancouver Indicators (GPVI) Results Teams Progress on Outcomes & Drivers

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  1. Greater Portland-Vancouver Indicators (GPVI)Results Teams Progress on Outcomes & Drivers GPVI Advisory Team Meeting #2 September 27, 2010 PSU Urban Center

  2. GPVI Results Team Deliverables First GPVI Report

  3. Definitions Used by the Teams • OUTCOMES: • what we want to exist • DRIVERS: • what impacts, drives or contributes to the outcomes (+ or -) • INDICATORS: • measures of progress toward the outcomes

  4. High Level of Effort 9 Results Teams over 180 people involved 25 team meetings held or scheduled so far …not counting the Advisory Team!

  5. Number of Outcomes & Drivers (so far)

  6. Access & Mobility Outcomes (p2) A transportation system that is: • Safe • Environmentally friendly • Efficient and reliable • Provides access to meet our daily needs

  7. Arts & Culture Outcomes (p3) • Equitable access • Economic stability of providers • Arts education

  8. Civic Engagement Outcomes (p4) • Access to information… • Healthy race relations… • Representative leadership… • Social capital… • Public support & philanthropy… • Sense of community… • Investment in neighborhoods… • Engagement of business… • Diverse public participation… • Public impact on policy…

  9. Economic Opportunity Outcomes (p6) • Individual/family prosperity • Community (public sector) prosperity • Business prosperity

  10. Education Outcomes (p7) • Well educated workforce • World class, home grown, economically self-sufficient, meeting the needs of the region, benefits of education accruing to all • Well educated citizenry • Who can participate fully in regional life • Active, engaged in the arts

  11. Healthy People Outcomes (p8) • Mortality • Length of life • Morbidity • Quality of life

  12. Housing & Communities Outcomes (p9) • Enough appropriate (safe, decent…) housing • Housingwhere people can thrive… • High level of community connectedness… • Affordable housing accessible to all… • Opportunity for wealth creation via home ownership available to all

  13. Natural Environment Outcomes (p11) • LAND – Maintenance of working lands, healthy soils… • RESILIENCY – Environment able to adapt to hazards… • ACCESS - All people can experience nature… • CLEAN AIR • CLEAN WATER and aquatic ecosystems • NATIVE PLANTS AND ANIMALS and their habitats… • BIODIVERSITY – Region supports nature in the larger landscape

  14. Safe People Outcomes (p13) • TRUST - Mutual trust between the community and public safety leaders… • SAFETY - Community members are safe. • PREVENTION - primary and secondary

  15. Cross-cutting IssuesThese conversations have just begun. For example: • Housing & Communities is referring • Availability of jobs to Economic Opportunity • Neighborhood schools to Education • Sense of safety to Safe People • Access to health care to Healthy People • Education is referring • Health wellness & basic needs to Healthy People • Safe schools and neighborhood to Safe People • Community vestment & prioritization of education to Housing & Communities plus Civic Engagement ACCESS All teams but one have outcomes and/or drivers that specifically call out the issue of access.

  16. Teams need your advice now. • What is missing or confusing? • What are your insights and opinions? • Specific questions from the teams: • What does equity mean? • How many indicators can we have? • What strategies do you have in mind to excite the general public about GPVI?

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