In the past, it has been computed by dividing a program's annual LSC funding by its annual total cases closed.
It used to be figured out by taking the annual LSC funding and dividing it by the total cases closed for the year.
Some respondents were concerned that there would be double counting if, as proposed by the standards, some stewardship items would be reported in two separate categories; for example, Yellowstone National Park would be reported as a heritage asset and as stewardship land.