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Intangible Outcomes

Journal of MultiDisciplinary Evaluation, 2022
Human life – and therefore the scope of human goals – includes dimensions that are both visible and countable (e.g., money, weight, attendance or tested proficiency) as well the invisible and intangible (e.g., hope, trust, faith, love, joy, peace ...
Kurt Wilson
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Organizational strategic planning, implementation and evaluation with analysis of challenges and benefits for profit and nonprofit organizations

International Journal of Applied Research, 2019
Strategic planning and management is the way to go for organizations to prepare themselves to sustain and overcome competion in market places. It is important for all organizations in private sector, public sector and nonprofit organizations.
M. Kabeyi
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Performance Evaluation in Nonprofit Organization [PDF]

Proceedings of the 2012 International Conference on Public Management (ICPM-2012), 2012
Nonprofit organizations have significant effects and functions in our society. It is an important part of social system. The performance evaluation of nonprofit organizations is essential in order to help the organizations developed well. With the development of performance appraisal, evaluating performance in nonprofit organization became a basic part
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Leveraging Political Resources: Applying the Advocacy Coalition Framework to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence

Nonprofit Policy Forum, 2021
As politics becomes increasingly polarized, the value of collective political action becomes more visible and overt. Nonprofit organizations act collectively in pursuit of their policy goals in nearly all aspects of public policy.
Wiley Kimberly Kay
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Strengthening public health policies for childhood cancer: Peru’s achievements through the WHO Global Initiative for Childhood Cancer

Revista Panamericana de Salud Pública, 2023
Objective. To report the progress in Peru, since June 2019, in the implementation of the World Health Organization Global Initiative for Childhood Cancer using the CureAll framework, which can be replicated in low- and middle-income countries. Methods. A
Essy Maradiegue, Claudia Pascual, Liliana Vasquez, Ivan Maza, Cecilia Ugaz, Jackeline Montoya, Arturo Zapata, Henry García, Sharon Chavez, Katy Ordoñez, Jonathan Rossi, Rosdali Diaz, Roxana Morales, Viviana Trigoso, Romy Ames, Edinho Celis, Isela Barzola, Liliana Torres, Melitta Cosme, Fanny Tarrillo, Ninoska Rojas, Carlos Santillan, Yuly Quispe, Víctor Palacios, Victoria Godoy, Mariela Tello, Duniska Tarco, Antonio Wachtel, Estela Malaver, Elizabeth Diaz, Marlene Goyburu, Vivian Perez, Ivy Talavera, Maria Edith Baca, Mauricio Maza, Lily Saldaña, Alexis Holguin, Marta Jarquin, Patricia Loggetto, Monika Metzger, Paola Friedrich, Cath Lam, Carlos Rodriguez Galindo   +42 more
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The Evaluation Capacity Development Group

Journal of MultiDisciplinary Evaluation, 2006
Last February, Craig Russon served as a resource person at The World Bank’s Global Grantmaking for Small Grants Workshop (Russon, 2005). During his presentation on tracking results and measuring effectiveness, he advanced the idea that the evaluation ...
Craig Russon, Karen Russon
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The Mission Continues: A Conceptual Framework and Selected Brief Screening Measures For Evaluating Civic Service and Health Outcomes Among Returning U.S. Veterans from Iraq and Afghanistan

Journal of Veterans Studies, 2016
Selecting indicators and outcome measures is an essential step in program evaluation.  Given the distinctiveness and specificity of many community-based programs, nonprofit managers, evaluators, and research teams rarely share the design, development ...
Monica M. Matthieu
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Fifteen years of lessons from the Seascape approach: A framework for improving ocean management at scale

Conservation Science and Practice, 2021
Seascapes are large, multiple‐use marine areas, defined scientifically and strategically, in which government authorities, private organizations, and other stakeholders cooperate to conserve the diversity and abundance of marine life and promote human ...
Shannon E. Murphy, Ginny Farmer, Laure Katz, Sebastian Troëng, Scott Henderson, Mark V. Erdmann, Colleen Corrigan, Barry Gold, Christian Lavoie, Marco Quesada, María Claudia Díazgranados Cadelo, Ana Gloria Guzmán Mora, Enrique Nunez, Augustus Montebon, Semisi Meo, Susana Waqainabete‐Tuisese, Guilherme Dutra, Renata Pereira, Meity Mongdong, Ketut S. Putra   +19 more
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When the means modify the ends. (E)Valuating and transforming the purpose of a nonprofit organization through impact assessment.

Canadian Journal of Nonprofit and Social Economy Research, 2020
In a context marked by a trend towards marketization and a rise in performance measures, nonprofit organizations (NPOs) suffer pressures to show that their activities have visible impacts.
Chantale Mailhot, Valérie Michaud, Sonia Tello-Rozas   +2 more
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Nonprofit Hospitals and Community Health Needs Assessments

Journal of the Georgia Public Health Association, 2015
Background: The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010 requires all hospitals filing as 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations to conduct a Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) every three years.
Beth Stephens
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