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Performance Framework Outcomes
Long Description
The diagram illustrates Outcomes.
The Department of Internal Affairs provides services to people and communities that contribute to the following outcomes:
The diagram shows three concentric circles.
The innermost circle is a sphere labeled: Outcomes
The sphere is divided into three equal sections, labeled (clockwise from top left):
New Zealand’s diverse people and communities/hapū/iwi are resilient and prosperous
The people of New Zealand have a strong and valued national identity, culture and heritage
New Zealand is recognised for creating, sharing and using knowledge for social, cultural and economic well-being
The central sphere is encircled by two outer rings, each divided into six equal sections.
The second (middle) circle is labelled: Intermediate outcomes. Its six sections are labelled (clockwise from top):
people participate in civic society and add value to economic activity
people use information for innovation and knowledge creation
people (including people in other nations) value our documentary heritage and taonga
people, organisations and other nations to trust New Zealand’s identity and public information
people live in safe and secure environments
people engage with and contribute to their diverse communities in ways that strengthen those communities
The third (outer) circle is labelled: Impacts. Its six sections are labelled (clockwise from top left):
Participants in regulated activities behave responsibly and with integrity
People have the capability to participate in their communities and across communities
People are able to access and use information important to their lives
New Zealand’s documentary record is protected and available for current and future generations
New Zealand’s personal identity information has integrity
People and communities understand and manage hazards and risks
Beneath the diagram are the following words:
The Department uses outcomes where it provides services directly to people or communities.
- Outcomes are a state or condition of society, the economy, or the environment and describe the long-term state or condition the government seeks to achieve, largely through the operations of its agencies.
- Intermediate outcomes are more specific statements of outcomes. Intermediate outcomes provide a bridge between outcomes and impacts.
- Impacts are the Department’s contribution to an outcome by a specified set of services or actions, or both.