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The Outcomes Delivery Plan has 49 indicators. These help monitor if the work of the government and its partners is moving in the right direction towards improving well-being for all.
Indicators can be described as having
Crime prevalence rate (% of the population who were victims of any NI Safe Community Survey crime)
Gap between highest and lowest deprivation quintile in healthy life expectancy at birth
Healthy life expectancy at birth
Preventable mortality
Satisfaction with health and social care
Percentage of the population with GHQ12 scores ≥ 4 (signifying possible mental health problem)
Percentage of babies born at low birth weight
Number of households in housing stress
Number of adults receiving social care services at home or self directed support for social care as a percentage of the total number of adults needing care
Percentage of care leavers who, aged 19, were in education, training or employment
Percentage of school leavers achieving at Level 2 or above including English and Maths
Gap between the percentage of non-FSME school leavers and the percentage of FSME school leavers achieving at Level 2 or above including English and Maths
Percentage of schools found to be good or better
Proportion of the workforce in employment qualified to level 1 and above, level 2 and above, level 3 and above, and level 4 and above
Percentage of children at appropriate stage of development in their immediate pre-school year
Seasonally adjusted employment rate (16-64)
Economic inactivity rate excluding students
A Better Jobs Index
Percentage of the population living in absolute and relative poverty
Private Sector NI Composite Economic Index
External Sales
Rate of innovation activity
Average journey time on key economic corridors
Proportion of premises with access to broadband services at speeds at or above 30Mbps
% of all journeys which are made by walking/cycling/public transport
A Respect Index
Percentage engaging in arts/cultural activities
Confidence (as measured by self-efficacy)
Greenhouse gas emissions
Total spend by external visitors
% who think all leisure centres, parks, libraries and shopping centres in their areas are 'shared and open' to both Protestants and Catholics
Employment rate of 16-64 year olds by deprivation quintile
Percentage of people working part time who would like to work more hours
Employment rate by council area
Percentage of the population who believe their cultural identity is respected by society
Percentage of household waste that is reused, recycled or composted
Annual mean nitrogen dioxide concentration at monitored urban roadside locations
Average time taken to complete criminal cases
Reoffending rate
Nation Brands Index
Proportion of local graduates from local institutions in professional or management occupations or in further study six months after graduation
Average life satisfaction score of people with disabilities
% change in energy security of supply margin
Levels of soluble reactive phosphorus in our rivers and levels of Dissolved Inorganic Nitrogen in our marine waters
Biodiversity (protected sites under favourable management (km squared))
Usage of online channels to access public services
Overall Performance Assessment (NI Water)
Gap between the number of houses we need, and the number of houses we have
Confidence of the population aged 60 years or older (as measured by self-efficacy)
