Public library impact measures The first set of Public Library Impact Measures was launched at a seminar in London on March 9th 2005. Andrew McIntosh, Minister for the Media and Heritage, commended them to the audience of over two hundred who heard presentations from David Lightfoot, Lancashire, David Curtis, Audit Commission, Catherine Blanshard and Jan Clark, Leeds and Andrew Stevens, MLA. Presentations from the seminar Presentations by Andrew Stevens, MLA and Jan Clark, Leeds (Powerpoint 4.5MB) Public Library Service Impact Measures The measures for 2005/6 were put together after extensive consultation and piloting with a wide range of Library Authorities. They complemented the revised Public Library Service Standards launched in October 2004, and the two sets of measures together provided a coherent approach to performance management for public libraries. They were selected to show the contribution of libraries to five of the seven shared priorities agreed by central and local government. The proposals formed a starting point in the process of identifying 'robust ' measures to provide evidence of the effect public libraries have on communities. Guidance was also provided on community profiling which forms the basis on which to identify community needs for library services. Introduction to proposals for 2005/2006 (Word 36KB) Frequently Asked Questions Frequently asked questions (Word 86KB) about the public library impact measures. Last updated 25/08/2005. Public library impact measures for 2005/2006 Promoting the economic vitality of localities (Word 38KB) Promoting healthier communities and narrowing health inequalities (Word 42KB) Improving the quality of life for children, young people, families at risk and older people (Word 49KB) Raising standards across our schools (Word 45KB) Safer and stronger communities (Word 34KB) Community profiles Introduction (Word 26KB) Section 1: Simplified model, proforma for information (Word 203KB) Section 2: Guidance on collection of information for community profiles (Word 44KB) top
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