Outcomes Report. By March 31 of each year, British Columbia and UBCM will provide to Canada an outcomes report that will outline the following program benefits:
a) beneficial impacts on communities of completed Eligible Projects, supported by specific outcomes examples in communities;
b) the impact of CCBF as a predictable source of funding;
c) progress made on improving Local Government planning and asset management, including development or update of Housing Needs Assessments; and
d) a description of how CCBF funding has alleviated housing pressures tied to infrastructure gaps and contributed to housing supply and affordability outcomes (further details on this requirement may be found in Schedule G – Housing Report). The outcomes report will present a narrative on how each program benefit is being met. A template and guidance document will be provided by Canada. In support of transparency and accountability of the CCBF, the following communications protocol will apply to all communications activities undertaken regarding any CCBF funding and will apply to the Parties and Ultimate Recipients. Communicating to Canadians on the use of CCBF funding is clearly linked with our joint accountability to Canadians. Compliance with this protocol will inform the timing and flow of any CCBF funding and is critical to meeting our joint commitment to transparency.
Outcomes Report. The Recipient shall account in writing for outcomes achieved as a result of the Funds through an Outcomes Report to be submitted to AMO. Specifically the Outcomes Report shall describe, in a manner to be provided by AMO, the degree to which investments in each Eligible Project are supporting progress towards achieving:
(a) beneficial impacts on communities of completed Eligible Projects; and
(b) enhanced impact of Funds as a predictable source of funding.
Outcomes Report. The Outcomes Report will report on the cumulative investments made, including information on the degree to which these investments have actually contributed to the objectives of cleaner air, cleaner water and reduced GHG emissions.
Outcomes Report. The Recipient shall account in writing for outcomes achieved as a result of the Funds through an Outcomes Report to be submitted to AMO upon completion of an Eligible Project and to be made available publicly in manner consistent with financial reporting under the Xxxxxxxxx Xxx, 0000 S.O. 2001 c.25 by March 31st of the following Municipal Fiscal Year.
a. The Recipient’s Outcomes Report shall report in writing on the cumulative investments made, in a manner to be provided by AMO, including information on the degree to which these investments have actually contributed to the objectives of cleaner air, cleaner water and reduced greenhouse gas emissions.
14. Section 9.2 is deleted and replaced as follows:
Outcomes Report. By March 31 of each year, AMO and Toronto will each provide to Canada an Outcomes Report that will outline the following program benefits:
a) beneficial impacts on communities of completed Eligible Projects, supported by specific outcomes examples in communities;
b) the impact of CCBF as a predictable source of funding;
c) progress made on improving Municipalities’ planning and asset management, including development or update of Housing Needs Assessments where applicable; and
d) a description of how CCBF funding has alleviated housing pressures tied to infrastructure gaps and contributed to housing supply and affordability outcomes (further details on this requirement may be found in Schedule G – Housing Report). The Outcomes Report will present a narrative on how each program benefit is being met. A template and guidance document will be provided by Canada.
Outcomes Report. The Recipient shall provide a final technical report that sets out the outcomes of the Project (“Final Outcomes Report”). The Final Outcomes Report must also include a concise summary of what the Project has achieved together with the status of performance of the Project in terms of process, output, outcomes and impact measures. Add in report detail specific to the Project (For example, the Final Outcomes Report must delineate all Licensed Materials developed in the course of the Project. The Final Outcomes Report must be in sufficient detail to permit readers to use or adapt the results for research and analysis purposes and to understand how the conclusions were arrived at.)
Outcomes Report. By March 31, 2018 and March 31, 2023, Ontario will provide to Canada and make publicly available an Outcomes Report that will report in aggregate on the degree to which investments are supporting the progress in Ontario towards achieving the following program benefits:
a) beneficial impacts on communities of completed Eligible Projects;
b) enhanced impact of GTF as a predictable source of funding; and,
c) progress made on improving planning and asset management in Unincorporated Areas. This includes demonstrating how Asset Management Plans are being used to guide infrastructure planning and investment decisions and how GTF funding is being used to address priority projects. The Outcomes Report will present performance data and a narrative on how each program benefit is being met. Performance measurement methodology in respect of each program benefit will be approved by Canada’s and Ontario’s Executive Leads. Performance methodology for asset management will be proposed to the Oversight Committee by Ontario.
Outcomes Report. By March 31 of each year, Nova Scotia will provide to Canada an outcomes report that will outline the following program benefits:
a) beneficial impacts on communities of completed Eligible Projects, supported by specific outcomes examples in communities;
b) the impact of CCBF as a predictable source of funding;
c) progress made on improving Local Government planning and asset management, including development or update of Housing Needs Assessments; and
d) a description of how CCBF funding has alleviated housing pressures tied to infrastructure gaps and contributed to housing supply and affordability outcomes 5 For the 2024-2025 Audited Financial Report, this means the amount reported as unspent by Eligible Recipients (as defined under the 2014 to 2024 Administrative Agreement) in the 2023-2024 Annual Expenditure Report. (further details on this requirement may be found in Schedule G – Housing Report). The outcomes report will present a narrative on how each program benefit is being met. A template and guidance document will be provided by Canada. In support of transparency and accountability of the CCBF, the following communications protocol will apply to all communications activities undertaken regarding any CCBF funding and will apply to Nova Scotia and Ultimate Recipients. Communicating to Canadians on the use of CCBF funding is clearly linked with our joint accountability to Canadians. Compliance with this protocol will inform the timing and flow of any CCBF funding and is critical to meeting our joint commitment to transparency.
Outcomes Report. Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Island will deliver to Canada and make available to residents no later than September 30, 2009, an Outcomes Report. The Management Committee will establish the form and content of this report, including indicators to measure results and outcomes, before March 31, 2007, but will include, in any event, information on the degree to which these investments have actually contributed to the achievement of the objectives of cleaner air, cleaner water and reduced GHG emissions. Canada may incorporate all or any parts of the said reports into any report that Canada may prepare for its own purposes, including any reports that may be made public.
Outcomes Report. By March 31 of each year, British Columbia and UBCM will provide to Canada an outcomes report that will outline the following program benefits:
a) beneficial impacts on communities of completed Eligible Projects, supported by specific outcomes examples in communities;
b) the impact of CCBF as a predictable source of funding;
c) progress made on improving Local Government planning and asset management, including development or update of Housing Needs Assessments; and
d) a description of how CCBF funding has alleviated housing pressures tied to infrastructure gaps and contributed to housing supply and affordability outcomes (further details on this requirement may be found in Schedule G – Housing Report). The outcomes report will present a narrative on how each program benefit is being met. A template and guidance document will be provided by Canada.