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Category : Language policy
Languages : en
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"The federal government established the Action Plan for Official Languages Coordination Program (hereafter the "Coordination Program") in 2003 to support the implementation of the Action Plan for Official Languages (hereafter the "Action Plan"), and particularly its Accountability and Coordination Framework. Both the Privy Council Office (now Canadian Heritage) and the Department of Justice received funding under the Coordination Program and jointly planned the summative evaluation of the Coordination Program, to be conducted in fiscal year 2007-2008. This document constitutes the final report of the summative evaluation of the Department of Justice component of the Coordination Program"--Executive summary, page i.
The Action Plan for Official Languages Coordination Program, Summative Evaluation
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Category : Language policy
Languages : en
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"The federal government established the Action Plan for Official Languages Coordination Program (hereafter the "Coordination Program") in 2003 to support the implementation of the Action Plan for Official Languages (hereafter the "Action Plan"), and particularly its Accountability and Coordination Framework. Both the Privy Council Office (now Canadian Heritage) and the Department of Justice received funding under the Coordination Program and jointly planned the summative evaluation of the Coordination Program, to be conducted in fiscal year 2007-2008. This document constitutes the final report of the summative evaluation of the Department of Justice component of the Coordination Program"--Executive summary, page i.
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Category : Language policy
Languages : en
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"The federal government established the Action Plan for Official Languages Coordination Program (hereafter the "Coordination Program") in 2003 to support the implementation of the Action Plan for Official Languages (hereafter the "Action Plan"), and particularly its Accountability and Coordination Framework. Both the Privy Council Office (now Canadian Heritage) and the Department of Justice received funding under the Coordination Program and jointly planned the summative evaluation of the Coordination Program, to be conducted in fiscal year 2007-2008. This document constitutes the final report of the summative evaluation of the Department of Justice component of the Coordination Program"--Executive summary, page i.
Summative Evaluation of the Action Plan for Official Languages Coordination Program
Author: Canada. Canadian Heritage. Evaluation Services
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Languages : en
Pages : 0
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Summative evaluation of the Action Plan for Official Languages Coordination Program
Author: Canada. Patrimoine canadien. Services d'évaluation
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Languages : en
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Official Languages Plan
Author: Canada. Transport Canada. Personnel. Official Languages Personnel Planning and Programs
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Languages : en
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Official Languages Plan
Author: Canada. Transport Canada. Personnel. Official Languages Personnel Planning and Programs
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The Politics of Evaluation in International Organizations
Author: Vytautas Jankauskas
Publisher: Oxford University Press
ISBN: 0192667408
Category : Political Science
Languages : en
Pages : 241
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Evaluation has become a key tool in assessing the performance of international organizations, in fostering learning, and in demonstrating accountability. Within the United Nations (UN) system, thousands of evaluators and consultants produce hundreds of evaluation reports worth millions of dollars every year. But does evaluation really deliver on its promise of objective evidence and functional use? By unravelling the internal machinery of evaluation systems in international organizations, this book challenges the conventional understanding of evaluation as a value-free activity. Vytautas Jankauskas and Steffen Eckhard show how a seemingly neutral technocratic tool can serve as an instrument for power in global governance; they demonstrate and explain how deeply politics are entrenched in the interests of evaluation stakeholders, in the control and design of IO evaluation systems, and to a lesser extent also in the content of evaluation reports. The analysis draws on 120 research interviews with evaluators, member state representatives, and IO secretariat officials as well as on textual analysis of over 200 evaluation reports. The investigation covers 21 UN system organizations, including detailed case studies of the ILO, IMF, UNDP, UN WOMEN, IOM, UNHCR, FAO, WHO, and UNESCO. Shedding light on the (in-)effectiveness of evidence-based policymaking, the authors propose possible ways of better reconciling the observed evaluation politics with the need to gather reliable evidence that is used to improve the functioning of the United Nations. The answer to evaluation politics is not to abandon evaluation or isolate it from the stakeholders but to acknowledge surrounding political interests and design evaluation systems accordingly.
Publisher: Oxford University Press
ISBN: 0192667408
Category : Political Science
Languages : en
Pages : 241
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Evaluation has become a key tool in assessing the performance of international organizations, in fostering learning, and in demonstrating accountability. Within the United Nations (UN) system, thousands of evaluators and consultants produce hundreds of evaluation reports worth millions of dollars every year. But does evaluation really deliver on its promise of objective evidence and functional use? By unravelling the internal machinery of evaluation systems in international organizations, this book challenges the conventional understanding of evaluation as a value-free activity. Vytautas Jankauskas and Steffen Eckhard show how a seemingly neutral technocratic tool can serve as an instrument for power in global governance; they demonstrate and explain how deeply politics are entrenched in the interests of evaluation stakeholders, in the control and design of IO evaluation systems, and to a lesser extent also in the content of evaluation reports. The analysis draws on 120 research interviews with evaluators, member state representatives, and IO secretariat officials as well as on textual analysis of over 200 evaluation reports. The investigation covers 21 UN system organizations, including detailed case studies of the ILO, IMF, UNDP, UN WOMEN, IOM, UNHCR, FAO, WHO, and UNESCO. Shedding light on the (in-)effectiveness of evidence-based policymaking, the authors propose possible ways of better reconciling the observed evaluation politics with the need to gather reliable evidence that is used to improve the functioning of the United Nations. The answer to evaluation politics is not to abandon evaluation or isolate it from the stakeholders but to acknowledge surrounding political interests and design evaluation systems accordingly.
Action Plan ... for the Implementation of Section 41 of the Official Languages Act
Resources in Education
Official Languages Plan
Author: Canada. Transport Canada. Personnel. Official Languages Personnel Planning and Programs
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Languages : en
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Evaluation and Planning of Official Languages Programs
Author: Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation (Canada)
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Category : Communication planning
Languages : en
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Category : Communication planning
Languages : en
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