A complete and adequate description of the components of a program is essential to assess its implementation.

Components are:
- the strategies,
- activities,
- behaviors,
- ways of communication and
- technologies for the implementation of the program and the specification of the beneficiaries and where the implementation takes place.

A proper and accurate identification of the components of the program will assess what aspects of the program were implemented as planned, and what factors of possible influence in the implementation differences.

Read the rest of this entry »

Related posts

• Buying a Public Liability Insurance Policy
• Global public policy, partnership, and the case of the World Commission on Dams.
• Can Internet Users Alter Public Policy on Climate Change?
• Theory of Strategic Action for Public Policy
• Family Law