Evaluation and Prioritization of Projects, Programs, and Policies Sample Clauses

Evaluation and Prioritization of Projects, Programs, and Policies. The Consultant will use the evaluation framework developed in Task 3 to score each project, program, and policy identified from previous plans (Task 4.1) and through the gap analysis and project identification (Tasks 4.2 and 4.3). The scores will be reported in tiers—rather than as absolutes—to help PTAT and PAC understand which investments can help to make the most progress toward specific goals. The results of this evaluation will be used to create goal-focused scenarios.
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