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Integrated Strategy on Healthy Living and Chronic Diseases - Community Based Programming Functional Component

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March 25, 2009

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Public Health Agency of Canada

Table of Contents

Management Response and Action Plan
 
Executive Summary
 
1.0
Introduction and Context
1.1
Program Description
1.2
Evaluation Context
2.0
Methodology
2.1
Methodology/Approach
2.2
Methodological Limitations
3.0
Key Findings
3.1
Relevance
3.2
Design and Delivery
3.3
Success/Progress
4.0
Conclusions
4.1
Relevance
4.2
Design and Delivery
4.3
Success/Progress
5.0
Recommendations
Annex A: ISHLCD Operational Matrix
Annex B: Renewed Canadian Diabetes Strategy Logic Model
Annex C: Community-Based Programming and Community Capacity Building Functional Component Monitoring and Evaluation Plan
Annex D: List of Documents Reviewed
Annex E: Evaluation Tools
References
 

List of Figures

Figure 1:
ISHLCD Community-Based Programming and Community Capacity Building Functional Component Logic Model
Figure 2:
Barriers to Reaching Target Populations (2006-07 Funded Projects)
Figure 3:
Lessons Learned/Recommendations Related to Reaching Target Populations
Figure 4:
Frequency of Target Groups Selected
Figure 5:
Target Population Reached (2006-07 Funded Projects)
Figure 6:
Estimated Number of Individuals Reached (2006-07 Funded Projects)
Figure 7:
Average Number of Education, Awareness and/or Outreach Activities Held (2006-07 Funded Projects)
Figure 8:
Settings for Education, Awareness and/or Outreach Activities (2006-07 Funded Projects)
Figure 9:
Number of New Partners by Type of Organization (2006-07 Funded Projects)
Figure 10:
Number of New Partners by Primary Area of Focus (2006-07 Funded Projects)
 

List of Tables

Table 1:
Diabetes CBP Funding Allocation by Region (2006-07)
Table 2:
Type of Data by Line of Evidence
Table 3:
Type and Number of Outreach Materials Distributed (2006-07 Funded Projects)
 

Glossary of Acronyms

CBP
Community-Based Programming and Community Capacity Building
CCBT
Community Capacity Building Tool
CCDPC
Centre for Chronic Disease Prevention and Control
CDS
Canadian Diabetes Strategy
CHP
Centre for Health Promotion
CIHR
Canadian Institutes of Health Research
CPAC
Canadian Partnership Against Cancer
CVD
cardiovascular disease
FNIHB
First Nations and Inuit Health Branch
FTE
full-time equivalent
Gs&Cs
Grants and Contributions
ISHLCD
Integrated Strategy on Healthy Living and Chronic Disease
KD&E
Knowledge Development and Exchange
KDED
Knowledge Development, Exchange & Dissemination
NDSS
National Diabetes Surveillance System
NGO
non-governmental organization
PERT
Project Evaluation and Reporting Tool
PHAC
Public Health Agency of Canada
P/T
Provincial/Territorial
RMAF
Results-Based Management and Accountability Framework
 

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Date Modified: 2009-10-23

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