Equality impact assessments
In most cases reports for major decisions will include an equality impact assessment, which will be published and available for the public to read. They look at the positive and negative effects a decision may have on different groups of people. We can then enhance the positive impacts and minimise any negative effects.
Understanding how different people will be affected by our decisions helps us develop policies and services that are appropriate and accessible to all, and meet different people’s needs.
Equality impact assessments for savings 2016/17
- cabinet report on the 2016/17 budget
- cumulative impact assessment summary
- proposed introduction of charging for Telecare services in Hackney
- final phase of delivering the day care transformation – project agreed in 2012
- transformation of adult social care EIA 2013/14 – review of mental health residential care packages and cost of care; this is a continuation of existing policy
- homelessness strategy EIA 2015/18
- temporary accommodation strategy EIA 2015/18
- traveller sites lettings policy EIA
Equality impact assessments for savings 2013/14
- read the report for 2013/14 budget in the February cabinet papers
- equality impact assessment for the budget 2013/14
Chief Executive’s directorate
Children and young people
Legal, finance and resources
Health and community services
- homecare and supported housing provision
- changes to recycling collections
- supporting people savings and investment plan
- transformation of adult social care
- targeted preventative services
Parking
Planning and regulatory services
Equality impact assessments for key decisions at Cabinet 2012/13
Page updated on: 4 December 2024