Monitoring and review
Governance
We need to know if our ambition for digital inclusion is being realised and is making a difference. Delivery of the action plan will be the responsibility of the Digital Inclusion Steering Group, who will report into the Poverty Prevention Board.
The Poverty Prevention Board reports into the Health and Wellbeing Board who will have oversight of progress and will monitor the action plan through its ‘Healthy standard of living for all’ theme, as part of monitoring the Equally Well action plan.
Communicating the Strategy
A communication plan sharing the key messages and recommendations from this strategy will be developed. It will be aimed at the following stakeholders:
- Colleagues, volunteers, teams and services across the partnership, including those directly delivering digital support,
- Elected Members in North Tyneside
- Wider health and voluntary and community partners in North Tyneside
The plan will help partners and local services understand the key barriers to digital inclusion, the potential solutions to digital exclusion, and help them work collaboratively to design and shape support and services that target those with the greatest needs.
Review
Review date: June 2025