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Regional policy evaluation : a methodological review and the Scottish example

Diamond, Derek Robin; Spence, Nigel A. - 1983

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Green Marketing: A Grey-based Rough Set Theory Analysis of Activities

Xu, ZhiJun; Liu, Xiaobing; Bai, Chunguang; Hu, Lijie - In: International Journal of Innovation Science 7 (2015) 1, pp. 27-38

those rules to help in the implementation, management, and evaluation of these green marketing activities is valuable to …

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The outcome effect – A review and implications for future research

Mertins, Lasse; Salbador, Debra; Long, James H. - In: Journal of Accounting Literature 31 (2013) 1, pp. 2-30

context of performance evaluation. It reviews the current state of our knowledge about this phenomenon, including its …

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Impact of activity-based work environments on knowledge work performance – quasi-experimental study in governmental workplaces

Franssila, Heljä; Kirjonen, Aleksi - In: Journal of Corporate Real Estate 24 (2022) 3, pp. 190-207

Purpose Work environment change from the traditional cell- and open-space offices to activity-based work (ABW) generates many concerns among workforce and management. The purpose of this study is to observe impacts of ABW change on several knowledge work performance drivers and outputs....

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Scientific accompaniment: a new model for integrating program development, evidence and evaluation

Lannen, Patricia; Jones, Lisa - In: Journal of Children’s Services 17 (2022) 4, pp. 237-250

been increasing for decades, but progress has been slow. This paper aims to argue that a singular focus on evaluation has … programs suffer from a significant lack of research and evaluation. Evaluation resources are typically not used by social … resources or models that encourage and guide the use of science and evaluation across program development. …

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From a network model to a model network: strategies for network development to narrow the LIS research–practice gap

Hall, Hazel; Ryan, Bruce Martin; Salzano, Rachel; … - In: Journal of Documentation 79 (2022) 3, pp. 757-783

and activities. Practical implications The criteria deployed for the evaluation of the new network could be used in other …

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Beyond the bottom line: assessing the social return on investment of a disability-inclusive social enterprise

Hutchinson, Claire; Lester, Leanne; Coram, Veronica; … - In: Social Enterprise Journal 20 (2024) 5, pp. 951-968

Purpose Though qualitative evidence of social impact exists for disability-inclusive social enterprise, there is a dearth of quantitative economic impact on their social impact. This study aims to address this gap and investigate the appropriateness and usefulness of social return on investment...

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EVALUATION POLICY IMPACTS OF HOUSEHOLD WASTE MANAGEMENT IN PALEMBANG CITY

Lisdiana, Lisdiana; Suwitri, Sri; Warella, Y; … - 2020

increasingly difficult to be solved. This research aims to observe the policy evaluation impact of household waste management in … garbage that is found in its own home. The evaluation of the impact consisting of individual impact and society will be the …

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CONCEPTUALIZATION OF THE INTERVENTION EDUCATIONAL PROJECTS MANAGEMENT

DUDĂ-DĂIANU, Codruta Dana; HARANGUŞ, Daniela - 2016

This paper offers the conceptual landmarks of the intervention educational projects’ management, the structural and conceptual features of the intervention educational projects, which have remained common with the ones of the social domain. Also, the monitoring of the project implementation is...

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IFRS 7 – FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS DISCLOSURES

GROSU, Veronica; CHELBA, Anisia Ancuța - 2019

These instructions provide basic guidelines to help authors prepare their final camera-ready papers for IFRS 7 Financial Instruments Disclosures standard was elaborated in order to review the existing similarities in IAS 32 and in IAS 30, but also to eliminate the redundant and expensive...

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