What happened?
Look for a specific activity, delivery period, responsible team and intended participant group.
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Look beyond a headline.
Meaningful reporting explains the context, the experience of participants and the evidence behind a result.
Activity is a starting point
An activity count can tell you that sessions were held, supplies were distributed or people attended. It does not by itself tell you whether a need was met, whether the experience was accessible or whether a change lasted. A useful update connects the activity to its purpose and explains what was measured.
For this website, verified results should be accompanied by a period, location, definition and source. Repeat participation should be distinguished from unique participants where relevant. Any estimate should be identified as an estimate, and stories should not be presented as a substitute for wider evidence.
For this website, verified results should be accompanied by a period, location, definition and source. Repeat participation should be distinguished from unique participants where relevant. Any estimate should be identified as an estimate, and stories should not be presented as a substitute for wider evidence.
No numbers without a basis
No impact totals are seeded into the public site. The section editor supports verified statistics, but those fields should be populated only after the team approves their definitions and evidence. This protects visitors from treating a design element as a confirmed organisational achievement.