What we track
Training follows registration, attendance, progress and feedback. Publications track topics, review dates and corrections. Cooperation tracks the initial need, deliverables, autonomy gained and agreed follow-up.
Results, method and measurement commitments
Publish evidence, not decorative numbers.
IBCSC measures its work to improve it and report to members, partners and beneficiaries. No outcome is presented as achieved without a verifiable source.
- Published resources
- 16 guides and analyses
- Youth pathways designed
- 4 technical programmes
- Access
- Free public resources
- Scope
- Belgium, rooted in Charleroi
Resources already available
The site provides prevention material, a passive public diagnostic, a digital toolbox, four technical training pathways and the CoopIT framework. These are published resources, not invented participation figures.
A first activity report with limits
The report will state its period, definitions, useful raw values, limitations and lessons. Personal data will not be used to manufacture public metrics.
- Clear reference period
- Stable indicator definitions
- Results and limits reported together
- Dated corrections
Design a measurable action with IBCSC
Partners can define beneficiaries, deliverables and monitoring criteria from the start.