Location, Location, Location: Putting Evaluation in "Place"
Organization:
Policy Horizons Canada
As a community, Prince George is different than Brampton, which is different than St. John’s. Place-based approaches are bottom-up interventions that acknowledge the impact local realities can have on program effectiveness. These are interventions that use multi-sectoral collaboration to tackle complex issues, and they take place in disparate communities across the country.
Year:
2011
Format:
Research report
Categories:
Conceptual Frameworks & Approaches
Government
Planning and Evaluation
Policy Development & Advocacy
Source:
Weblink
Theme:
The federal government’s knowledge role within place‐based approaches has been identified by federal civil servants as an opportunity to improve the co‐ordination of federal departments and the compatibility of inter‐jurisdictional policies in Canada.
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