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Consolidated Plan Enhancements

Consolidated Plan Enhancements. Goal: Support planning that leverages resources and multiplies outcomes through enhanced data, technology and system updates. Con Plan Grantees. Con Plan Grantees. CDBG $3.6 B. CDBG $3.6 B. CDBG $3.3 B. CDBG $4.0 B. Con Plan Grantees 2011.

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Consolidated Plan Enhancements

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  1. Consolidated Plan Enhancements Goal: Support planning that leverages resources and multiplies outcomes through enhanced data, technology and system updates.

  2. Con Plan Grantees

  3. Con Plan Grantees CDBG $3.6 B CDBG $3.6 B CDBG $3.3 B CDBG $4.0 B

  4. Con Plan Grantees 2011 • All grantees are required to submit a Consolidated Plan • Grantees use to 20% of CDBG funds can be for administration and planning • As CDBG funds are reduced, support for these staff is also reduced

  5. Current Con Plan Limitations • Paper submission • Form used by most grantees is redundant and produces several “plans within a plan” • Data provided by HUD is insufficient and cumbersome • Limited Grantee capacity • A lot of grantees hire consultants to prepare their plans • We estimate that only one third of grantees have mapping capacity • Grantee governments face structural deficits, layoffs and furloughs

  6. Current Con Plan Limitations:According to Survey of COSCDA Members • Performance Indicators need to be included in the PER • The CPMP tool was never developed for states • A seamless planning, data input and reporting process is needed

  7. Applying What We’ve Learned • From NSP • Data, mapping technology, TA and guidance all help grantees create programs that meet community needs HUD’s work • Practical grantee support • Useful data • Better technology • Helpful technical assistance

  8. Planning:New Template, Data & Tool for Planning • Electronic submission template • Incorporate Template for Con Plan and Annual Action Plan into IDIS • Connect Con Plan Goals to activities and outcomes • Pre-populate tables with data from CPD Maps Database • Enhanced planning data • Data that speaks to all uses of grant funds • Example: Economic development data • Data mapping tool • Make data easy to understand and manage • Support needs assessment

  9. Template:Facilitate integrated planning and decision-making

  10. Template:Simplify and standardize information provided by grantees • Collect information more efficiently: • Supplement narrative sections with tables to summarize visually • Standard format • Integrate input from planning data and GIS tool • Data from database automatically populate tables in Con Plan • Allow grantees to import tables and maps created in GIS tool

  11. Expanded Data

  12. CPD Maps – What’s next? • More data: • CHAS data available at census tract level • Continuum of Care planning data • Public Housing data • Data describing key community development needs • More maps: • Non-entitlement units of general local government • More data (ACS and CHAS) displayed at census-tract level

  13. CPD Maps – What’s next? • Enhanced function: • Queries based on multiple variables • Ex. identify Low-income census tracts with median rents greater than FMR • Export maps and data tables • Integrate into IDIS Online • Upload maps and reports from CPD Maps to Con Plans in IDIS

  14. Status and Next Steps • CPD Maps Prototype available at: http://egis.hud.gov/cpdmaps • Use “Feedback” link to learn more and offer your input • IDIS improvements in design phase • Summer 2011: • Webinars • Sessions at national meetings • Scheduled Completion: April 2012

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