All people in NEL enjoy & benefit from a strong economy All people in NEL feel safe & are safe All people in NEL enjoy good health & well being All people in NEL benefit from sustainable communities All people in NEL fulfil their potential through skills & learning Over arching % sustainable businesses (3years +) Tourism figures VAT registrations Gross Value Added New homes built Job growth Reduce the number of empty homes. Business rate uplift Investment secured Improved housing offer. % of local businesses able to recruit suitable employees Road casualties Domestic abuse rates Crime rates* ASB rates Hate All people feel safe in their home and outside of their home *crime rates will be a composite measure based on a range of agreed crime statistics such as violent crime, acquisitive crime etc. Smoking prevalence mortality under 75 amenable to prevention % of people reporting ‘emotional wellbeing’ Physical inactivity rates Fuel poverty Acreage and accessibility of parks & open spaces Dedicated walking & cycling routes Air quality/CO2 emissions % waste recycled % reduction in household waste % energy generated or supplied from renewable sources % affordable houses developed % homes protected from flooding Proportion of people engaging in volunteering activity Number of people active in their communities % of people who feel valued and respected as members of society Educational attainment rates (key stages, GCSE and further education) .
Start and Develop Well Number of children in poverty Apprentice places % of families living in temporary accommodation No. of young people involved in criminal activity *Incidences of child sexual exploitation (CSE). *Incidences of abuse *Proposed by LSCB Development Workshop, 23rd September 2015 No of looked after children % of children who are classified as ‘in need’ Smoking in pregnancy rates Self harm hospital admissions age years Perinatal and Infant mortality rates (healthy baby) Childhood obesity/healthy weight Hospital admissions as a result of drug or alcohol misuse (under 18) % of children showing a good level of development at age 5 Teenage pregnancy rates School attendance NEETS
Live and Work Well Employment rates % working age people in employment Incidences of abuse Sexually transmitted disease rate of new diagnosis number of opiate aged 15-64 years Gap in employment rate between those with long term condition and overall employment rate 16-64 years Rates of literacy and numeracy % of people participating in further or higher education Age Well Falls and injuries in people aged 65+ Safeguarding referrals (adults) % of older and vulnerable people who want to live independently who feel they are able to do so safely people accessing learning opportunities
and sustain well employment in all sectors of our economy. NEL will drive the growth of the ‘Energy Estuary’ as an international centre for offshore renewable energy. The Port of Immingham and Grimsby has cemented its role as the largest port in the UK, diversifying successfully into new markets. The growth of NEL’s food sector has been driven by new export opportunities. Our visitor economy, services and retail sector will continue to grow through efforts to change internal and external perceptions of NEL as an attractive place to live, work, visit and invest. We want North East Lincolnshire to be a place where the local existing and emerging workforce encouraged to make a contribution to the communities in which they live or work. People can access services, when needed, that are safe and individuals and their families are confident in the quality and safety of care provided . to live independently. A place where residents and partner agencies are encouraged and empowered both individually and in partnership to help shape and contribute to the communities in which they live, work and play. A place where communities support each other and engender a sense of community cohesion and civic pride. they can reap the benefits from high levels of attendance, in schools where they can excel. A place where young people can meet develop aspirations and skills and where all young people who are able, actively participate in earning and learning. This contributes to low unemployment rates and high aspirations as individuals have good career opportunities (including volunteering ) and work within a thriving local economy.. This should be a place where all people benefit from life-long learning and where regardless of age, people are fulfilling their potential in NEL. NEL is a place where young people’s