Improvement Projects

The refreshed Aberdeen City Local Outcome Improvement Plan (LOIP) was approved by Community Planning Aberdeen Board on 7 July 2021.  As at May 2023, Community Planning Aberdeen has 16 Stretch Outcomes and 89 improvement projects spanning the LOIP and Community Empowerment Strategy.

To view the current status and plans for our improvement projects use our Improvement Programme Dashboard below. The dashboard is split up into 16 Stretch Outcomes.  Click on the chart to take you to the dashboard for that Stretch Outcome. Here you will find the current status of our live improvement projects, with latest data towards the aim provided, where possible, as well as a link to the approved charters which provides a high level overview of the changes we will test as part of these projects to achieve our improvement aims and the project updates which gives you the latest information on live projects. 

We want to provide you with the best browsing experience, here’s a short guide so you can get the most out of our Dashboard.

No one will suffer due to poverty by 2026
400 unemployed Aberdeen City residents supported into Fair Work by 2026.
500 Aberdeen City residents upskilled/ reskilled to enable them to move into, within and between economic opportunities as they arise by 2026.
95% of all children will reach their expected developmental milestones by their 27-30 month review by 2026
5. 90% of children and young people report they feel listened to all of the time by 2026.
By meeting the health and emotional wellbeing needs of our care experienced children and young people they will have the same levels of attainment in education and positive destinations as their peers by 2026
95% of children living in our priority neighbourhoods (Quintiles 1 & 2) will sustain a positive destination upon leaving school by 2026.
83.5% fewer young people (under 18) charged with an offence by 2026.
100% of our children with Additional Support Needs/disabilities will experience a positive destination
25% fewer people receiving a first ever Court conviction and 2% fewer people reconvicted within one year by 2026
Healthy life expectancy (time lived in good health) is five years longer by 2026.
Rate of harmful levels of alcohol consumption reduced by 4% and drug related deaths lower than Scotland by 2026
Addressing climate change by reducing Aberdeen's carbon emissions by 61% by 2026 and adapting to the impacts of our changing climate.
Increase sustainable travel: 38% of people walking and 5% of people cycling as main mode of travel by 2026.
Addressing the nature crisis by protecting/ managing 26% of Aberdeen’s area for nature by 2026.
100% increase in the proportion of citizens who feel able to participate in decisions that help change things for the better by 2026.