Accountability
Claims should be evidenced. Progress should be visible.
Reports, results and corrections published in full — including work that stalled or remains outstanding.
The cycle
Listen. Document. Act. Report.
Reporting is the last quarter of the method, not an optional extra.
- 01
Listen.
- 02
Document.
- 03
Act.
- 04
Report.
Reporting
How every report will be structured
Reports are published on a fixed structure so they can be compared over time. The first report will be published once a full cycle of community work has been completed and verified.
What we heard
The priorities communities actually raised, recorded as they were raised.
What we did
The engagement undertaken and the institution approached.
What changed
The outcome, where one can be evidenced.
What remains
Work still outstanding, published rather than quietly dropped.
Financial summaries are published where authorised. Governance information is added as the structure supporting this work is formalised.
Metrics
Verified figures only
- Communities engaged
- Baseline being established
- Community issues received
- Baseline being established
- Projects underway
- Baseline being established
- Volunteers
- Baseline being established
- Leadership participants
- Baseline being established
- Institutional partners
- Baseline being established
Corrections
If something here is wrong, say so
Corrections are published rather than quietly amended. Dates, locations, attributions and outcomes can all be challenged.