Examples of using Intervention logic in English and their translations into Finnish
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Was the intervention logic behind the programme effective?
Causal links from resources usedthrough to activities and presumed impacts the intervention logic.
The intervention logic should be more focused, concrete, detailed and transparent.
Some Member States do not sufficiently address the needs of this target group orneed to further elaborate their strategy and intervention logic.
The programme intervention logic is well designed and the target areas are appropriate for Community intervention. .
T he Court recalls that spending programmes should be based upon an explicit intervention logic, linking the instruments to realistic objectives.
The intervention logic and the analysis of the different options, particularly with respect to possible categories of investors have been further clarified.
Although these goals are not incompatible,it would make sense to put them into a hierarchy in order to have clearly defined intervention logic.
Intervention Logic' is a term which is used to describe the relationship between the programme and the resources it uses, and the outputs and impacts which it achieved.
On the basis of better focus on European priorities,developing a clear programme intervention logic and improved added value, Option 2 is the preferred option.
While the intervention logic is considered sound, weaknesses have been identified in the setting of strategic objectives, which are currently being remedied.
Moreover they highlight several improvements compared to the previous Programme, though the intervention logic still has some weaknesses and YiA remains complex.
The intervention logic envisaged is for the Commission to work closely with relevant international financial institutions such as the European Investment Bank.
The aims of the interim evaluation were to: address the relevance and utility, efficiency, effectiveness, sustainability and Community Value Added of the programme; andprovide the Commission with recommendations as to how the programme's intervention logic, objectives, design, implementation arrangements, results and impact can be further improved.
The intervention logic of eContent is kept but adapted to the evolution of the legal framework, the advances in technology and the changed market situation.
The MLIS evaluation assessed the impact and effectiveness of the programme in reaching the objectives laid down in its Council Decision and subsequent workplan;the effectiveness of the programme's theory of action(intervention logic); the efficiency of the programme's organisation and management; and issues related to synergy, complementarity and sustainability.
Intervention logic' describes the relationship between the programme and the resources it uses, compared with the outputs and impacts which it has achieved.
The Safer Internet Action Plan evaluation assessed the relevance of the Action Plan's objectives, priorities and means of implementation in the light of regulatory, technological and market developments;the effectiveness of the programme's theory of action(intervention logic); the efficiency of the Action Plan's organisation and management; and issues related to complementarity and sustainability.
Intervention logic: the project proposal has identified the main stakeholders(project promoters, financiers), with a general idea about areas to be covered, technology and costs.
The INFO2000 evaluation assessed the extent to which the programme was effective in meeting its objectives as laid down in its Council Decision;the effectiveness of the programme's theory of action(intervention logic); the efficiency of the programme's organisation and management; issues related to rationale, synergy and sustainability; the extent to which the programme met the needs of its target audience; and whether the recommendations of the intermediate evaluation had been implemented.
The intervention logic and the basic management mechanisms to support this process have been fully confirmed, and significant enhancements have been introduced to the latest phase of the programme, Tempus IV.
A monitoring framework willbe put in place, including: an intervention logic, a comprehensive set of indicators, measurement methods, a data collection plan, a clear and structured reporting and monitoring process and midterm and final evaluations.
This intervention logic, as depicted on the following page, represents the understanding and interpretation agreed with the steering group and the external consultant with regard to the expected causal linkages between activities, output, results and impact global objective.
Two expert studies were commissioned by DG Enlargement to assess the intervention logic and draw lessons from the current IPA programme(IPA meta-evaluation), as well as to prepare an ex-ante evaluation of future pre-accession assistance post-2013.
However, the intervention logic of the PHP was at no point made explicit, which was not conducive to setting clear, meaningful and logically-linked objectives and specifying appropriate performance indicators.
In terms of Coherence, the intervention logic of the current programme will be linked to other aspects of EU Competitiveness and SME policy, such as a reference to the relevant Flagship Initiatives of Europe 2020 or the priorities of the Small Business Act.
The intervention logic is to(i) achieve economies of scale by having only one body organising open competitions on the basis of harmonised criteria and procedures;(ii) increase the transparency of the EU Institutions' selection and recruitment policy.
Intervention logic: The assessment of the intervention logic showed good alignment between national programmes and the MIPDs, while there was room for improvement at the project level, particularly regarding the definition of objectives and indicators;
The programme intervention logic was well designed, with a hierarchy of objectives ranging from the political framework of facilitating“access for all” to the internet, through the operational goals of the action lines and the results expected from the individual projects selected;
In analysing the programme's intervention logic and the policy formulation process leading up to the Council Decision, the evaluators found that the attempt to incorporate many diverse socio-economic rationales into a single programme had led to problems in accomplishing the ambitious objectives set with the limited budget available.