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The Texas Regional Opportunity Index: A New Platform for Encouraging and Evaluating Local Action RAISE Texas Summit Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas–Houston Branch October 30, 2012 Don Baylor, Jr. [email protected] OpportunityTexas Why Develop a New Source for Local and Regional Data? 2 Provide better and more timely data to local stakeholders to measure community impact Drive conversations toward manageable, measureable, and actionable outcomes Inform public policy debate on statewide strategies to improve and measure performance indicators Cross traditional policy silos and agency boundaries to address barriers to individual and community development Generate comparable local and regional snapshots to assess opportunity structures Solutions-Oriented Data Not Solutions Oriented Poverty Rate Presents a broad picture of a social problem Does not imply any sort of action Measures a complex problem without a causal mechanism Solutions Oriented VITA Preparation Rate Provides a glimpse into a local service Implies a policy action for improvement Measures a single aspect of opportunity upon which community based organizations and local governments can act. Data Sources Public: Census Data DataFerret American Fact Finder Federal & State Agency Data HUD User IRS data PEIMS Proprietary Data: Contributions from other non-profits and CBOs Paying for Data The TROI: Levels of Analysis The TROI compares economic mobility indicators across regions in Texas: Counties (254) State Agency Jurisdictions (6) Education Service Centers (TEA) Higher Education Regions (THECB) Tax & Economic Activity Regions (Compt.) Councils of Government (COG) Regions Workforce Board Areas (TWC) HHS Regions (HHSC) County Population/MSA Tiers (4) Major Metro Mid-size Metro (core county in MSA) “Suburban” “Rural” Pulling it Together 6 Health Nutrition Savings and Assets Credit and Debt Savings and Assets K-12 Education Protect Post-secondary Education and Skills Development Invest Learn Economic Opportunity Savings and Family Assets Budgets Credit and Debt Save Earn Economic Development and Jobs Family Budgets Adapted from CFED Household Security Framework TROI Sample Indicators 7 Clusters Examples of Available Indicators Credit and Debt Average Credit Score, Credit Card Debt, Payday & Auto Title Lender Density Economic Development and Jobs Business Establishment Rate, Labor Force Participation Rate, Long-Term Unemployment Health CHIP Renewal Rate, Primary Care Providers, Uninsured Rates for Children and Adults Family Budgets Child Care’s Share of Family Budget, VITA Preparation Rate, Underbanked Households Rate Nutrition SNAP Participation Rate, % Food Desert, Summer Meals Participation Rate K-12 Education AP and Dual Credit Rates, Public Pre-K Enrollment, ED Student Dropout and Graduation Rates Postsecondary Education & Skills Development Degree Completion Rates (2-yr colleges), FAFSA Completion Rates Enrollment Rates, Student Loan Default Rate (3yr cohort) Savings and Assets Foreclosure Rate, Prepaid College Savings Rate, Financial Institution Density Some Ways to Use the TROI Performance-driven Accountability Grantwriting & Fundraising Baseline Goal-Setting Programmatic Regional * Image from Popular Science Magazine http://www.popsci.com/technology/article/2011-10/data-power Communications & Media Talking Points Demonstrating Community Impact Cross-System Collaboration & Campaigns Asset Building Integration Across Multiple Platforms & Services Measuring Local Impact For Existing Activities VITA Outreach & Market Share Credit Counseling Career Pathways (speeding time to completion) Tax-Time/Emergency Savings Entrepreneurship Foreclosure Prevention Affordable Housing Development & Maintenance IDAs “Bank On” Campaigns Financial Education? Identifying Emerging Approaches to Improve Outcomes Payday/Auto Title Loan Alternatives Comprehensive Benefits Access Integration of Financial Stability Services Into Postsecondary Arena FAFSA Preparation & Completion Student Loan Counseling (pre- & post) College Savings Enrollment & Local Investment Small Business Incubation Reemployment Services SAT/ACT Preparation & Completion Dual Credit/Early College High School Promotion What Can TROI Do Now? TROI County Profiles What does economic opportunity look like in your county and how does it compare to the state, similar counties, regional jurisdictions, and neighboring counties? TROI Regional Profiles How does your (COG, WDA, ESC, etc.) region compare to other regions in the state? How do the individual counties in the region compare to each other? Indicator/Opportunity Area Reports How are counties and regions across the state faring on a single indicator or opportunity area? “SWOT” Analysis Where does the data indicate strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats for economic opportunity within your county or region? Presentations CPPP staff members can present information about and data from the TROI to various stakeholder audiences. Screenshots from Profiles Texas Regional Opportunity Index Opportunity Snapshot Generator Education Service Create an Opportunity Snapshot: o By County o By Region Higher Ed Comptroller Economic COG Education Service Center Region Snapshot: Choose by Location or Name 16 - Amarillo Select Indicators Select Comparison Points ESC Region Texas Regional Opportunity Index Opportunity Snapshot Generator 8 Opportunity Categories Choose up to 12 Total Opportunity Indicators: Create an Opportunity Snapshot: o By County o By Region Credit and Debt Average Credit Score Excellent Credit Score Select Indicators Select Comparison Points Subprime Credit Score Credit Debt Burden Student Debt Burden Credit Access Business (CAB) Lender Economic Development and Jobs 4 to 18 Indicators in each category Texas Regional Opportunity Index Opportunity Snapshot Generator Brewster County Opportunity Snapshot Create an Opportunity Snapshot: o By County o By Region Brewster County State Rate Rank Within Rate Select Indicators Select Comparison Points Comparison Comparison Region County Rank Within Rate Rate Indicator # 1 % # % # % % Indicator #2 # # # # # # Indicator # 3 % # % # % % TROI To-Do List: Local Asset Poverty Use of This Presentation The Center for Public Policy Priorities encourages you to reproduce and distribute these slides, which were developed for use in making public presentations. 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