Evaluation of the horizontal governance and reporting : investing in Canada Plan.
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TextPublisher: [Ottawa] : Infrastructure Canada, 2019Description: 1 online resource (47 pages)Content type: - text
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- Canada. Infrastructure Canada -- Evaluation
- Infrastructure (Economics) -- Government policy -- Canada
- Infrastructure (Economics) -- Canada -- Finance
- Community development -- Canada
- Economic development -- Canada
- Canada. Infrastructure Canada -- Évaluation
- Infrastructure (Économie politique) -- Politique gouvernementale -- Canada
- Infrastructure (Économie politique) -- Canada -- Finances
- Développement communautaire -- Canada
- Développement économique -- Canada
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Issued also in French under title: Évaluation de la gouvernance et des rapports horizontaux : plan Investir dans le Canada.
Includes bibliographical references.
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"The Investing in Canada plan (IICP, or "the Plan") is the Government of Canada (GoC)'s comprehensive, long-term plan for building a prosperous and inclusive country through infrastructure investments. ... The Plan is an initiative delivered by 14 federal departments and agencies. Infrastructure Canada (INFC) is the lead department responsible for the overall governance and reporting of the IICP and supports the Minister of Infrastructure and Communities' efforts to coordinate the implementation of the Plan and to communicate the results to Canadians. INFC has established a horizontal governance structure across the 14 partner departments to support the implementation of the Plan. This evaluation provides a neutral and objective assessment of the effectiveness of the horizontal governance and reporting structure put in place by INFC to support its leadership role related to the IICP. ... The evaluation covers the period from April 1, 2016 to May 31, 2018. The issues that were examined include leadership, governance, reporting, resource utilization as well as communications to the public and across the federal delivery departments"--Executive summary, page 5.
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