Care actions recorded (count)
Definition
The number of care actions performed on tree individuals, counted per tree and action from stewardship records: a record of watering and mulching three trees is six. A whole-site record counts one per tree at the site. Stewardship made visible before it shows in survival.
purpose
To show how much care planted and handed-over trees receive, by action, performer role, stratum, site and place, between monitoring visits.
rationale
KIA-Adapt found that mulching, watering and stem painting decided survival; counting the actions as they are recorded, with the observer role grading the evidence, makes care a measurable output.
Classification
- Result level: Output
- Outcome domains: Education and stewardship
- Unit of observation: Tree individual
- Activity types: Stewardship
- Approval status: Approved
- Unit of measure:
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Collections
- 2026 core indicator set: The fifteen indicators a 2026 project under the standard reports: the site preconditions and assessments, delivery and planting, education and care, and the survival family to T2. Every member is approved and served by an approved methodology whose records exist in the standard; the monthly and final reports are queries over approved claims at these indicators. Module indicators sit outside it.
- Education and stewardship indicators: The indicators computed from environmental education sessions and stewardship records: sessions held, attendees, and (from the stewardship issue) care actions, persistence and practised skills.
Methodologies that serve it
Where it can be claimed, by stratum and horizon: the claims table.