Appendix A – Logic Model

Coordination Program Logic Model1
Activities Outputs Short term results
(up to 1 year)
Medium term results
(1-3 years)
Long term results
(3-5 years)
Communications, consultation, liaison :
  • Awareness, communication, coordination
  • Maintaining information systems
  • Consultation with key stakeholders
  • Relations with provinces and territories
  Strategic planning:
  • Monitoring and analyzing horizontal issues
  • Review of Memoranda to Cabinet
  • Legal advice and counsel
  • Dialogue within Government
  Research and evaluation:
  • Planning and coordination across Government
  • Evaluation framework for the Action Plan (with partners)
Administration:
  • Administrative support to the Minister
  • Event planning and organizing
  • Budgetary planning
  • RMAF and follow-up
  • Distribution of information material
  • Preparation of an HRMAF
  • Communication with federal institutions
  • Meeting with key stakeholders
  • Consultations with OLMCs
  • Meetings or annual events
 
  • Response to major reports on OL issues
  • Report on case law
  • Advice and opinions
  • Partnerships
  • Major events and committee meetings
 
  • Research plan
  • Post-censal survey
  • Common performance indicators
 
  • RMAF
  • Performance assessment: PCO/PCH and JC performance reports
  • Internal audit reports
  • Preparation of an HRMAF, including performance indicators and joint evaluation plan
  • Improved horizontal communication
  • Strengthened and improved horizontal consultation among federal institutions in federal OL policy
  • Improved understanding among federal institutions of their obligations based on advice by PCO/PCH and JC
  • Preparation of a communication plan and tools to raise awareness among and support partners, including federal institutions
  • Federal institutions use tools to fulfil their obligations under the OLA
  • Increased awareness among federal institutions of spirit and purpose of OLA
  • Federal institutions are better equipped to fulfil their obligations
  • Every federal institution has a better understanding of its interlocutors in OLMC
  • National consultations with OLMCs, lead departments, and other key stakeholders
  • Greater and improved communication between Government and OLMC's
  • Improved consultation at the sectoral and national levels
  • Policies and programs of federal institutions give more heed to OLMCs' concerns
 
  • Greater knowledge of the characteristics and circumstances of linguistic minorities
 
 
  • More efficient coordination among all stakeholders in applying the OLA
  • The Government adopts a more global approach to activities by federal institutions to enforce the OLA
1 Canadian Heritage2007). op cit. Annex A.

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