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WHAT IS THE COMMUNITY RESULTS ACCOUNTABILITY FRAMEWORK?

An award winning process—the Community Results Accountability Framework (CRAF)—will be used to implement Community COMPASS. CRAF is based on proven methods for integrating and preparing vision-based comprehensive plans, results-based strategic plans and performance-based action plans. It provides a disciplined decision-making process, a focus on implementation, results measurement, and accountability which will be essential to sustaining community participation – including private sector and local government support. The process incorporates best practices related to accountability. It is designed to improve community planning efficiency and effectiveness through community focus on measurement of results through objective data indicators provided in the State of the County Reports.

The CRAF includes five components:

1. All plans must start with ends and work to means;

2. Community results accountability must be separated from program results accountability;

3. Analysis must be driven by data (indicators and baselines);

4. Implementation must be integrated with a broad set of partners; and

5. Moving from talk to action must occur as soon as possible.

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Hamilton County Treasures

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