Annex B – Summary of findings

Relevance

Evaluation question Acceptable Opportunity for improvement Attention required Unable to assess Not applicable

1. Continued need for the program

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2. Aligned to federal government priorities
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3. Program consistent with federal roles and responsibilities
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Performance

Evaluation question Acceptable Opportunity for improvement Attention required Unable to assess Not applicable

Achievement of intended outcomes

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Immediate Outcome 1: Effective actions to manage nutrients - - - -
Immediate Outcome 2: Lake Winnipeg groups are aware of and apply for funding - - - -
Immediate Outcome 3: Increased partner and stakeholder collaboration/ coherence and coordination of federal actions - - - -
Immediate Outcome 4: State of the Lake Indicators are established and tracked - - - -
Immediate Outcome 5: Use of predictive capability to model nutrient scenarios - - - -
Immediate Outcome 6: Increased scientific knowledge and data to support decision making - - - -
Intermediate Outcome 1: Reduced nutrients in the Lake Winnipeg Basin - - - -
Intermediate Outcome 2: The Province of Manitoba / transboundary management bodies establish nutrient objectives - - - -
Final Outcome: Improvement to the ecological health of Lake Winnipeg - - - -
Unintended outcomes - - - -
Program design appropriate for achieving expected program results - - - -
Governance clear, appropriate and efficient - - - -
Program is implemented in an efficient and economical manner - - - -
Performance data collected and reported - - - -

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