Appendix
Acronyms and Technical Terms
- AEA: Annual Evaluation Agenda
- ADR: Accountability, Data, and Research
- ECRHA: Executive Committee for Regional Homeless Alignment
- FY: Fiscal Year
- HSH: Department of Homeless Services and Housing
- IH: Interim Housing
- LTRHA: Leadership Table for Regional Homeless Allignment
- Measure A: the “Affordable Housing, Homelessness Solutions, and Prevention Now Transactions and Use Tax Ordinance”, approved by Los Angeles County voters in November 2024
- PSH: Permanent Supportive Housing
- RFP: Request for Proposals
Longlist of questions
The longlist of questions reflects the full set of questions we crowdsourced from co-design partners through our development process.
The Original question column shows the question as the HSH AEA team recorded it, based on interpreting notes, conversations, and written reports.
Under Reflected in following question(s) on shortlist you can see what evaluations on the shortlist of upcoming evaluations the question made it onto, if any.
The longlist is ordered by the date at which the question was authored – you can compare this to the date at which the HSH AEA team recorded the question in the longlist.
The Question source reflects whether the question came from a focus group, a community workshop, a survey, an existing document, or governance partner recommendations.
The Co-design partner column tells us the type of partner that authored the question. Note: we are not always able to say exactly what the identity of the person is. For example, for community workshops representing a mix of providers and people with lived experience, we sometimes have to base our longlist questions off the notes that were taken, which do not identify who spoke. In such cases, we just list the full set of types of co-design partners present.
The Question wording on preference survey and % times selected in preference survey columns show how we consolidated this question into a shorter list for inclusion on the preference survey and how popular it was among those who responded.
The Logic Model Strategy and Logic Model Stage columns report the part of the logic model that the question corresponds to.
Example of how to use the longlist: All of the columns are searchable using the seach boxes at the top. So, for example, if you want to see all of the questions on reducing administrative burden that were authored by people with lived experience of homelessness, you can type “lived experience” under the Co-design partner column and “administrative burden” under Logic Model Strategy.