Source: Program Development and Evaluation Center
CUSTOMER SATISFACTION
In 2015, the following percentages of clientele
reported that UF/IFAS Extension’s information was:
94%
easy to understand
93%
delivered on time
92%
relevant
94%
up -to -date & accurate
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2015 |
UF/IFAS EXTENSION IMPACTS AND BUDGET
ANNUAL REPORT
Source: UF/IFAS Workload Database12015 National Value of Volunteer Time = $23.56/hr,
independentsector.org
VALUE OF VOLUNTEERSIn 2015, UF/IFAS Extension had
33,549
volunteers
who gave
1,229,061
hours of service $28,956,677 VALUE 1
UF/IFAS EXTENSION FUNDING SOURCES 1
In 2015-2016, UF/IFAS Extension received
$77,140,805
from federal, state and local governments
Fe d e r a l 1
$4,807,157
6.2%
County
$31,509,452
40.8%
State 2
$40,824,196
52.9%
Source: UF/IFAS Extension
Administration Office 1 Federal funding includes Smith-Lever dollars only.2Does not include grants and contracts.
UF/IFAS EXTENSION CONNECTIONS
Source: UF/IFAS Workload Database
In 2015, UF/IFAS Extension made
24,295,122
personal connections
E-mail
Consultations
945,264
Group
Learning
Participants
2,585,739
Phone
Consultations
273,825
Office
Consultations
157,849
Web Visits
5,862,995
Field or Site Visits
59,887
Educational Materials Produced
25,917
USE OF INFORMATION In 2015, of participants surveyed,
84%of those who used UF/IFAS Extension information said it
solved their
problem Source: Program Development and Evaluation Center
IMPACT In 2015, of participants surveyed,
36% saved money or increased income
33%
developed skills as a leader
or volunteer
26% conserved more water or energy
24% improved their health or well-being
65%
CLIENTELE OUTCOMES In 2015, of UF/IFAS Extension clients surveyed,
85%
reported an
increase in
knowledge or
skill
70%
reported a
change in
behavior or
attitude
Source: UF/IFAS Workload Database
Social Media Engagement
14,383,646
experienced at least
one of these benefits
