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2017-08-08 S&O - Attachment 1 to Item 6 - Noosa Community Satisfaction Benchmarking Research Report
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EVALUATIONS OF TOTAL PERFORMANCE The following pages present tables showing performance indices (used to benchmark successive measures of performance). These can be used to guide plans and policies in order to improve the levels of satisfaction of the residents of Noosa Shire Council. Weighted Performance Indicators The tabular calculations give the results for each Responsibility Area within each Theme as a Weighted Performance Indicator (WPI). The table then combines these individual Weighted Performance Indicators to produce an overall Total Performance Index (TPI) for each Theme. Individual Weighted Performance Indicators are produced by multiplying the average Performance Rating awarded to a council for each Responsibility Area within a particular Theme by the average Importance Rating given to it. This ‘weights’ each individual Performance score by the level of community priority for that specific Area. To obtain the Total Performance Index (TPI) for each Theme, the individual Weighted Performance Indicators are summed, as an Achieved Score, and percentaged against a Possible Score - which could be achieved only if all respondents gave their council a ‘5’ rating (‘Very Good’) for Performance on all the Responsibility Areas in that Theme. These TPI’s become a benchmark against which Council can track, over individual and successive surveys, the effectiveness with which they have addressed community expectations. They also provide objective numerical data which can be used to crystallise - from the viewpoint of residents - Objectives set out in council Strategic or Corporate Plans. They describe ‘what is’ - actual performance, adjusted for relative importance priorities. Noosa Customer Satisfaction Survey 2017 MARKET FACTS (QLD) PTY LTD 22
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