Project Goal and Objectives. Project Goals identify the most significant reasons for performing a project. Goals should describe improvements this project is expected to accomplish along with who benefits from these improvements. This section should explain what various beneficiaries will be able to accomplish due to the project. Project Objectives identify provable or measurable criteria that must be satisfied before the project is considered complete. Project Objectives should support one or more specific Project Goals.
Project Goal and Objectives. The Comprehensive Disaster Management Program (CDMP) under the Ministry of Food and Disaster Management (MoFDM) has set the overall goal of the Disaster Management Information Center (including this ADPC assisted current support project) as below: Under Component 5b, Support for a Disaster Management Information Network (DMIN), the following key objectives are outlined: a) disaster management network is operational and demonstrated down to the household level; b) hazard message “links” are effective (both ways between data sources and households) through an integrated information dissemination and coordination system; and c) disaster preparedness messages are successfully transmitted through one fully integrated hazard risk communication network. In this line, the following scopes and objectives set the context of the present report.
Project Goal and Objectives. The Pacific Council's goal is, in general, to carry out its functions as required by the MSA and related laws in accordance with the guidelines promulgated by the Secretary. More specifically, the Pacific Council develops and maintains comprehensive FMPs that apply to each Pacific Council-managed fishery: coastal pelagic species, highly migratory species, groundfish, and salmon; and any other FMPs deemed necessary to develop to fulfill the purposes of the MSA (e.g., the Pacific Council’s FEP). Each FMP has specific fishery management objectives which address resource conservation and development, including related socioeconomic issues, and are consistent with the purposes, policies, and standards of the MSA. An important objective is to conduct such activity authorized under the MSA in open meetings, noticed in advance to encourage maximum participation by all interested persons, state, tribal, and local governmental entities, with a provision for limited closed meetings to discuss personnel and litigation matters.
Project Goal and Objectives. The Comprehensive Disaster Management Program (CDMP) under the Ministry of Food and Disaster Management (MoFDM) sets the overall goal of Disaster Management Information Center (including this ADPC assisted current support project) as below: Under the Component 5b: Support for a Disaster Management Information Network (DMIN) the following objectives and scope of work tasks will be carried out. The following key objectives will be derived for the Technical Assistance under the proposed Consultancy Services as provided in the logical framework is to see:
a) a disaster management Network is operational and demonstrated down to the household level;
b) hazard messages “links” are effective (both ways- from data sources to household) to occur through an integrated information dissemination, coordination system;
c) disaster preparedness messages are successfully transmitted through one fully integrated hazard risk communication network.
Project Goal and Objectives. The overall goal of the Project is to promote sustainable development of Ukraine with its new decentralized governance system through improving knowledge-sharing mechanisms, increasing awareness, and strengthening capacities of governance bodies, including national, sub-national and local levels. The Project’s specific objectives are: a) to strengthen the institutional capacities and improve access to learning opportunities on inclusive and gender-responsive economic development for achieving SDGs, with a focus on export promotion and creating an enabling environment for international cooperation and trade; b) to increase awareness of economic development practitioners in Ukraine on the global development agenda and how it is translated into national, sub-national, and local economic development plans. Related SDGs All, in particular, 9, 11 and 17. Proposed budget: EUR 300,000 Project Locations: National level in Ukraine, selected regions (at least 2) and municipalities (at least 6) to be identified at the project start. Beneficiaries: National, regional and local authorities, businesses, academia, economic development practitioners.
Project Goal and Objectives. The overall goal of the Project is to promote sustainable development of Ukraine with its new decentralized governance system through improving knowledge-sharing mechanisms, increasing awareness and strengthening capacities of governance bodies, including national, sub-national, and local levels. The Project’s specific objectives are:
a) to improve access to learning opportunities on inclusive and gender-responsive economic development for achieving SDGs, with a focus on export promotion and creating an enabling environment for international cooperation and trade;
b) to increase awareness of economic development practitioners in Ukraine on the global development agenda and how it is translated into national, sub-national, and local economic development strategies and plans. The project is directly aligned with key priorities enshrined in the Government of Ukraine – United Nations Partnership Framework 2018-2022 (UNPF) as well as the UNDP Ukraine Country Programme Document 2018-2022 (CPD).
1.1. By 2022, all women and men, especially young people, equally benefit from an enabling environment that includes labor market, access to decent jobs and economic opportunities. The project directly responds to CPD Output 2.1 National and subnational institutions are better able to develop and implement policies and measures that generate sustainable jobs and livelihoods, and Output 2.2. Public institutions and private entities effectively cooperate to improve the business environment.
Project Goal and Objectives.
1. Develop innovative, multilingual methods for cross-media detection of phemes, capable of extracting and reasoning about multiple truths (e.g. in controversies) and taking into account the context in which phemes originated and spread (e.g. the trustworthiness and influence of their sources, spatio-temporal grounding).
2. Integrate large-scale, a priori knowledge from Linked Open Data (LOD) to improve pheme identification methods in specific application domains. For example, the patient care use case will use ONTO’s Linked Life Data, which is connected to PubMed and other authoritative sources.
3. Model pheme spread dynamics over time, and within and across social networks and media: PHEME will develop models of rumour and information spread; longitudinal models of trustworthiness and influence of users and information sources; and algorithms that cross-reference and compare facts and rumours across scientific publications, grey literature and social media.
4. Design novel information visualisation techniques for interactive, geo-temporal pheme and information flow analytics to support interpretation and decision making:
(i) media maps to reveal and classify supportive and critical voices and observe the rise and decay of rumours across media and languages; (ii) pheme and knowledge landscapes to reveal the context of emerging rumours; (iii) impact maps of the spread of phemes in social networks and spheres of influence.
5. Test and evaluate the newly developed methods through (i) quantitative experiments on gold-standard data, acquired both through traditional domain expert annotation and crowdsourcing; and (ii) qualitative assessments in the use cases on health and digital journalism, involving key stakeholders from two focus groups. • Foundational research in Objectives 1 to 4 will be measured by the acceptance of peer- reviewed scientific publications, as well as by uptake of research results by other groups.
Project Goal and Objectives. The democratic challenge in Moldova is that citizens feel more and more disengaged from politics as they continue to lose confidence in political parties, public institutions and civil society organizations. This translates into protest voting, civic and political apathy and abuse of political office at all levels. To address these issues, the Democratic Transparency and Accountability (DTAP) Program aims to increase the credibility of electoral processes via election observation and to promote a conducive enabling environment for political competition. In order to achieve this goal, the following objectives are established:
Project Goal and Objectives. According to the Technical Proposal (2005), which is also regarded as the Project Document, the goal of the IVWD project is to: ‘Facilitate the full participation of persons with disabilities in all facets of life by ensuring equal access to education and employment and the enforcement of disability legislation at all levels to reaffirm VWD’s rights to represent their own needs and interests.’ By the end of the project the following strategic objectives (SO) will have been realized:
SO 1. CWD educational support is enhanced through improved and expanded Inclusive Education (IE) capacity and resources.
SO 2. VWD have equal access to meaningful employment and self employment opportunities.
SO 3. Disability policy and regulations affecting inclusive education and vocational training/employment are participatory, coordinated and inform mainstreaming issues
SO 4. 1. An international-standard training center for Persons with Disabilities (PWD) is operationally sustainable after two years. 2. Students trained in the Information Technology Training Program are employed.
Project Goal and Objectives. The overall goal of this project is to lengthen the lifespan of manholes and pipes in the City of Arlington sewer by reducing chemical deterioration due to hydrogen sulfide, which will save the city money over the long-term. Specific project objectives and associated tasks are:
Objective 1: To recommend changes in city manhole protection criteria to reduce hydrogen sulfide (H2S) corrosion.
