Appendix C: Logic model for the Adaptation Theme1
Program | Lead | Resources3 |
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A. Aquatic Climate Change Adaptation Services program2 | DFO | $19.71M |
B. Climate Change Prediction and Scenarios Program | EC [now ECCC] | $37.45M |
C. Understanding Climate-driven Ecological Changes in Canada’s North | PCA | $4.53M |
D. Heat Alert and Response Systems | HC | $8.5M |
E. Prevention Public Health Systems and Adaptation to Climate Change Program | PHAC | $12.45M |
F. Climate Adaptation and Resilience Program for Aboriginals and Northerners | AANDC [now INAC] | $20.02M |
G. Climate Change and Health Adaptation Program for Northern First Nations and Inuit Communities | HC | $10.0M |
H. Integrating Adaptation into Codes and Standards for Northern Infrastructure | SCC and AANDC [now INAC] | $3.59M |
J. Enhancing Competitiveness in a Changing Climate | NRCan | $54.0M |
K. Northern Transportation Adaptation Initiative | TC | $11.37M |
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1. The revised logic model maps program elements to their respective activities, outputs and intended outcomes. Each program element is aligned to at least one outcome at each level (immediate, intermediate and final).This model was used to guide the design of the evaluation’s survey and interview methodologies.
2. DFO’s ACCASP supports the Adaptation Theme’s intended outcomes by supporting DFO programs and management, rather than through the provision of services directly to the general public.
3. The amounts provided in the Resources row represent the total funding allocation for the Adaptation Theme activities for the five year period from 2011-12 to 2014-15, including new and existing funding and PWGSC accommodation amounts.
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