Improving the measurement, reporting and assessment of federally performed science and technology : demonstrating results for Canadians - final report : PH4-67/2010

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The Government of Canada spends some $5 billion on federally-performed S&T activities each year with the objective of maximizing benefits to Canadians. This report identifies and assesses potential actions to improve the measurement, reporting and assessment of these activities. A key observation of the report is that federal planning, performance reporting, and assessment processes could be better aligned to realize and demonstrate results for Canadians.

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Publication information
Department/Agency Canada. Policy Research Initiative.
Title Improving the measurement, reporting and assessment of federally performed science and technology : demonstrating results for Canadians - final report
Publication type Monograph
Language Bilingual-[English | French]
Format Paper
Other formats Electronic-[French], Electronic-[English]
Publishing information Policy Research Initiative September 2010.
Binding Spiral binding
Description English text, 48p. : figs., references ; 28 cm.
ISBN 978-1-100-52142-8
Catalogue number
  • PH4-67/2010
Subject terms Accountability
Federal government
Science policy
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