Dein Suchergebnis zum Thema: Model

In 2007 and in 2013, Canada expanded its Trade Commissioner Services (TCS) with the creation of two-person Canadian trade offices (CTOs) in emerging markets of China, Brazil and India. The CTOs expanded Canada’s presence in order to help Canadian firms identify and seize business opportunities in key secondary markets.
Has the current CTO model been able to adjust to changing circumstances?

and a clear and compelling logical relationship between each level of the logic model

This report provides findings and recommendations from the evaluation of the ten Canadian Trade Offices (CTOs) in China. This includes an examination of their contribution to Canadian trade and investment; as well as, the efficiency of its resource utilization and of its governance and organizational approach over the period of FY 2011/12 to August 2016.
While the two-person CTO model is perceived as nimble and flexible, there has been

The grant requirement in the CGA has impacted the Foundation’s staffing model, increasing

I am going to call this the Comprehensive Social Engineering Model.

Global Affairs Canada’s International Assistance Evaluation Division conducted an evaluation of Canadian development programming in Peru from 2013-14 to 2018-19. The evaluation aimed to inform decision making, promote learning and improve Canadian programming. Evaluation questions covered effectiveness, gender equality and sustainability; responsiveness within a middle-income country; and coherence.
development cooperation with Peru could include: an integrated country-level logic model

The project promotes an intensive individual life course model for each girl of school

It expands on the discussion on logic models in the How-to Guide and provides step-by-step – instructions to help you review and assess logic models.
reports, has the implementer: included the latest version of the approved logic model

Canada’s Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development (DFATD) (now known as Global Affairs Canada (GAC) commissioned this combined evaluation of two projects implemented in the Caribbean: the Judicial Reform and Institutional Strengthening (JURIST) project and the Improved Access to Justice in the Caribbean (IMPACT Justice) project. The rationale for an evaluation that combines both projects is that they were designed by GAC and its local implementing partners (IPs) to be complementary.  
The project had four main components: a) model laws and treaties, b) continuing legal

United Nations Commission on International Trade Law, which in 1985 developed a Model