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Financial recovery programmes

Savings targets, schemes approved through a quality check, and benefits proven with evidence rather than simply claimed.

Lifecycle

From a target to an evidenced benefit

The financial recovery programme lifecycleSix stages from target set through scheme drafted, quality impact assessment, approval and delivery to benefit realised, with the assessment as a hard gate.Target setScheme draftedQIA completedApprovedIn deliveryBenefit realisedA saving is not a saving until the benefit is evidenced.A quality impact assessment is a gate, not a formA scheme that has not been assessed for its effect on quality, safety, access and equity cannot be approved. The refusal is enforced in the software, not left to a policy.

The quality gate is enforced in software.

Targets and schemes

A savings target broken into schemes, each with an owner, a path to get there, and how risky it is.

A hard quality gate

A scheme cannot be approved without a completed quality impact assessment. The refusal is in the code, not the policy.

Evidenced realisation

Benefits are recorded against the plan. A saving without evidence stays unproven rather than quietly counting towards the total.