Appendix C - Proposed changes to KPIs
Perth and Kinross Council · 6 December 2023
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Appendix C Proposed KPIs to be deleted KPI Theme Reason for deletion Number of tourism businesses registered with Green certification schemes Business & Industry It is an ad-hoc indicator relying on Visit Scotland and other providers info and we don’t seem to be able to access the info on a regular basis Percentage of employment by occupations supporting green growth Business & Industry Stats are not available and no other alternative has been identified yet Skills and training KPI – To be developed Business & Industry No KPI has been identified yet – lack of data to identify a suitable KPI that can be measured accurately Proportion of personal vehicles registered as EV Transport No data available to the Council; For car lease schemes registrations are recorded where the company is headquartered and not the driver is based. Walk, Cycle, Scooter, Skate Transport These KPIs are already been reported under %journeys to school by active transport (walking, cycling, scooting or skating) % Modal Share attributed to public transport Transport No data available at a local authority level Number of passengers using Park and Ride services Transport No data available % Of Local and Major planning consents that contain approvals for biodiversity net gain Land use No data available Area of peatland restoration Land use Peatland ACTION only report the figures for feasibility studies completed and restoration footprints (Ha) for the most recent projects, which is not useful for year on year reporting. The site references don't always add up to help with tracking progress. Probably best to continue to report number of sites completed and total HA for those sites for consistency Biodiversity Action Plan Species and Statutory Species Distribution Land use Amend wording to “Amount of land protected for nature within Perth and Kinross council Boundary” to align with the target and data availability Views on Climate Change Webpage and Social Media channels - TikTok Engagement Account closed due to privacy and security issues as suggested by the UK Government