our Data and Digital Strategy. This document supports the publication of the Dashboard in 2024, sharing our final list of included indicators, outlines our plans for further development, and guidance for its use. 8 How the Dashboard will be used We intend the Dashboard to be used by: o Government as a consistent, trusted measure of the outcomes and enablers that set strategic direction for children’s social care services. The Dashboard will allow us to understand if there are system-wide successes or issues and highlight where barriers are being faced. o Local authority regions, both as Regional Improvement and Intervention Alliances (RIIAs), and in the future, potentially through regional care co-operatives or other regional approaches. The Dashboard is an opportunity to use a consistent set of measures to compare progress, share learning, and work together through sector-led improvement, to embed best practice across children’s social care delivery. o Local authorities as they design, deliver and quality assure their services, particularly when embedding the National Framework guidance. They will identify areas of practice that need to improve and areas of success that can be shared with others. o Safeguarding partners for considering outcomes in their area, and in future to look at the enabler of multi-agency working, supporting them to understand the wider picture of children’s social care service delivery. o Children, young people and families and the wider public to have a consistent set of measures and help bring transparency to the outcomes in children’s social care. This can help them understand the services that their local authority delivers and the outcomes that are achieved compared with other local authorities, within their region or nationally. The Dashbo