Findings Relative to the Key Sample Clauses

Findings Relative to the Key. Evaluation Issues The key informant interviews, focus group meetings and document reviews provided further insights into the Agreement’s rationale and relevance, administration and operations, effectiveness and impact, and future directions. Findings in these areas suggest that: ⮚ generally, there is considerable satisfaction with the Agreement; ⮚ the Agreement is being administered, managed and delivered in a reasonably efficient, effective, flexible and accommodating manner although some improvements are required with regard to funding timeliness, clearer reallocation guidelines (where applicable) and the ability to carry over money from one fiscal year to the next; ⮚ there is no disagreement on the need for strict accountability and on the value of measuring outcomes as well as outputs even though these outcomes are rarely evident in the short term; and ⮚ the Agreement’s rationale remains strong while the Agreement itself remains relevant. The findings do emphasize, however, that money alone is not enough to achieve the Agreement’s purpose. Without sustained political will at every level, without community leadership and commitment, without a coordinated approach based on shared responsibility among families, communities and government, the trend toward language loss will continue.