Local Outcome Improvement Plan
What is the Local Outcome Improvement Plan (LOIP)?
The LOIP is a document which sets out how Community Planning Aberdeen will improve outcomes for and with local people and communities.
Community Planning Aberdeen (CPA) is working to tackle the root causes of inequality, not just the symptoms. The vision is for
“Aberdeen city a place where all can thrive regardless of background or circumstances.”
The barriers and inequalities that already exist mean that some individuals and communities will need additional resources and support to turn this vision into a reality. Right now, you may not be one of these people, but some of your family members, friends and colleagues will be. The 2026-36 Local Outcome Improvement Plan, or LOIP for short, explains what this additional support will be. At the same time, everyone will continue to have access to regular services, like education, health care and policing, that are already provided in the city, making Aberdeen a healthier and fairer place for all of us to live in.
The 2026-36 Local Outcome Improvement Plan sets out 5 changes that will be made over the next ten years.
Data collected about our lives in Aberdeen right now, and feelings and opinions people have shared about their experiences of living, learning and working in the city have been used to decide what these changes should be.
The changes should improve quality of life in Aberdeen city across these areas:
1. Childhood experiences
2. Working lives and access to work
3. Communities and housing
4. Neighbourhood and environment
5. Preventable deaths
You can access the Local Outcome Improvement Plan 2026-36 here
Our Localities
The LOIP is our city-wide plan. It is complemented and underpinned by Locality Plans for the North, South and Central localities of the City.
The Plans link the ideas for improvement which have been identified by communities to the improvement projects within the LOIP.
