Evaluation Criteria
Showcase relevance
The extent to which the showcase will:
- Reduce greenhouse gas emissions from urban transportation
- Apply an integrated strategy to achieve greenhouse gas emissions reductions
- Have the potential for replication elsewhere in Canada
Showcase content
The extent to which the showcase will:
- Integrate a range of measures into an overall strategy
- Have a sound technical basis
- Measure synergies and cross-effects of measures
- Assess impacts of measures on other urban challenges
- Generate new information on strategy effectiveness and success factors
- Deliver incremental value for those measures that build on existing initiatives
- Be conducted within a clear transportation and land use planning framework
- Integrate public outreach and community education
- Demonstrate innovation and use of emerging technologies
- Apply a clear and credible methodology to the measurement and analysis of results
Showcase administration
The extent to which the showcase will:
- Follow a detailed and realistic work program
- Ensure timely and meaningful monitoring, evaluation and reporting
- Be supported with adequate resources and financial planning
- Enjoy political and administrative commitment to a sustained effort toward program objectives
- Benefit from partnerships between different levels of government and/or sectors
- Adhere to a clear governance and accountability structure
The extent to which the proponent and partners demonstrate:
- Sufficient experience, qualifications and skills to plan and implement the showcase
- The integration of public input into the application
Other
The goals of the program require that a portfolio of showcases be drawn from among the best proposals, in order to achieve the following:
- A balance among Canadian regions
- A range of sizes among participating communities
- A range of measures to be tested
- A balance between the enhancement of current initiatives and the creation of new initiatives
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Date modified:
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2010-02-03