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standards. Those standards include accepting persons referred by coordinated entry with no sobriety or income requirements for receiving ESG assistance. EveryOne Home utilizes the HUD system wide performance outcome measures for evaluating ESG funded projects. EveryOne Home's Results Based Accountability committee developed system performance outcomes into measures for each component of the Housing Crisis Response System, including those funded by ESG such as outreach, shelter and RRH.The Committee also developed measures for data quality and service quality as well as outcomes. All jurisdictions within Alameda County administering local and federal funds including ESG are incorporate these new measures into funding contracts. For more information see: http://www.everyonehome.org/measuring-success.html. All providers receiving ESG funds will be contractually expected to meet or exceed performance standards. The HMIS Oversight subcommittee is a collaboration between HUD CoC and the Homeless Management Information System(HMIS) Lead, and develops recommendations for Clarity, and collaborates with the HMIS Lead to update policies and procedures. EveryOne Home staff and the HMIS Staff from Alameda County HCD work together to support the HMIS Committee.The work of the committee includes developing recommendations for changes to the HMIS database to help implement changes to the Coordinated Entry workflow and assessment process to ensure compliance with HUD data standards, and making recommendations to HUD CoC for the HMIS Privacy Plan and Security Plan in collaboration with County partners. 2. Agencies,groups,organizations and others who participated in the process and consultations DRAFT Annual Action Plan 10 2023 OMB Control No:2506-0117(exp.09/30/2021)