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This project developed an evaluation framework to guide future research and evaluation of devolution efforts and effects. The framework was developed using a generic logic model as a basis from which specific evaluation questions and indicators can be developed. Information was collected through literature reviews; telephone interviews with representatives of other jurisdictions; and in-person interviews and focus groups with potential stakeholders. The document goes through each of the steps necessary to develop an evaluation plan, discussing the basic concepts of evaluation and examining how various components of an evaluation framework fit together; presenting a detailed discussion of the logic model for devolution; providing the core elements of the evaluation framework; outlining a six-step process for applying the framework in various situations; and discussing various options for testing the framework.
This document presents a structured approach to assessing the outcomes and impacts of devolution initiatives. The framework, built upon a generic logic model, is designed to facilitate the development of specific research questions and measurable indicators for evaluating devolution efforts. It details the process of creating an evaluation plan, explaining fundamental evaluation concepts and the integration of framework components, and offers a six-step methodology for practical application and testing.
The framework is presented as a practical tool for guiding future research and evaluation of devolution. Its methodology, drawing from literature reviews, expert interviews, and stakeholder consultations, suggests a thorough and evidence-based approach. The document aims to provide a systematic process for assessing the complex effects of devolution, offering a structured method for analysis and application.
Page Count:
50
Publication Date:
1994-01-01
Publisher:
Ontario Legislative Library Technical Services & Systems
ISBN-10:
0777833581
ISBN-13:
9780777833582
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