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Approaches to Budget Cuts – Results-Based Accountability

Approaches to Budget Cuts

Approaches to Budget Cuts

MarcApproaches to Budget Cuts – Results-Based Accountability04.29.2014

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What is the relationship between performance measurement, performance accountability and evaluation?

1. Be active, not passive, in the design and implementation of an evaluation of your program.
2. Work in partnership with the evaluator. Make sure the evaluation meets your needs.
3. Don't be cowed by all the numbers and formulas. Trust your common sense. Ask questions.
4. Be aware that different evaluators will use different language. Take the time to crosswalk to your use of language

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1.1 What are the basic ideas behind Results-Based Accountability, and Results-Based decision making and budgeting?
1.2 How is this different from all the other approaches we’ve seen over the years? Why is this not just the latest fad?
1.3 How do we get people to care about this work?
1.4 Where do we start?
1.5 How do we get people together to do this work?

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Choosing Results
Creating Baselines
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Identifying Populations
Identifying What Works and Creating a Strategy
Implementing and Monitoring
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