The Performance of the Tameside Strategic Partnership

The TSP has a Performance Management Framework to monitor the delivery of the Sustainable Community Strategy, the Local Area Agreement and Partnership Agreements. The Performance Management Framework is used by Thematic Partnerships to support the effective achivement of outcomes.

Download the Tameside Strategic Partnership Performance Management Framework (710KB)

The TSP Performance Management Framework is made up of different parts.

Sustainable Community Strategy

The Sustainable Community Strategy sets out a long term vision for Tameside and high level aims for the Borough. The strategy is based on six aims which were identified by local people, through consultation, and supported by statistical data.

The Sustainable Community Strategy sets out clear aims and priorities and areas of focus for each aim and all local area agreement measures are aligned to the appropriate aim..

Each thematic partnership has agreed a Partnership Agreement with the TSP Board. The Agreements set out how they are contributing towards meeting the aims and priorities in the Sustainable Community Strategy and the key areas they are responsible for improving.

The Tameside Strategic Partnership has an Improvement Programme (60KB) for the next 12 months. It aims to create a more efficient and effective TSP.

Local Area Agreement

The Local Area Agreement is a three year agreement between central government and the TSP.

The LAA is based on the aims and priorities of the Sustainable Community Strategy. The LAA includes 93 performance targets which support and deliver the Sustainable Community Strategy’s vision and priorities.

The LAA is monitored quarterly by a Steering Group. The group considers the progress of the entire agreement and the specific performance measures. The performance of the LAA measures are also monitored quarterly through the Thematic Partnership Agreements

For more information about the Tameside local Area Agreement please visit the LAA webpage.

Partnership Information Portal (PIP)

The Partnership Information Portal (PIP) provides easy access to statistics and indicators at differing geographical levels across the borough. The statistics cover a number of themes including demographics, educational achievement, health, employment and public perceptions.

In order to use this site, you will need to register your details with us. This will enable you to find out more about Tameside using interactive maps, tables and graphs.

Self Assessment

We review the work of the TSP through self-assessment, including reports to Government Office North West on achievement of the LAA.

We also use external assessment such as Comprehensive Area Assessment to drive improvement.