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4. Agenda 21: evaluation strategy
4.1 Evaluation
Evaluation: definitions
"The purpose of evaluating a public policy is to assess its effectiveness by comparing its results with the objectives and resources implemented" (decree of November 18, 1998).
"The aim of evaluation is to produce knowledge about public actions, particularly with regard to their effects, with the dual aim of enabling citizens to appreciate their value and helping decision-makers to improve their relevance, effectiveness, efficiency, coherence and impact" (Evaluation Charter – 2006).
Following on from the Grenelle 2 law on the "national commitment to the environment", a tool called "Référentiel pour l'évaluation des Agendas 21 locaux"...
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Bibliography
Regulations
Circular dated July 13, 2006 "reference framework for territorial sustainable development projects and local agendas 21 and call for recognition of such projects".
Decree no. 2011-687 of June 17, 2011 on the report on sustainable development in local authorities (consolidated version as of June 20, 2011).
Law no. 2009-967 of August 3, 2009 on the implementation of the Grenelle...
Websites
http://www.agenda21france.org/
https://www.vie-publique.fr/eclairage/268585-le-grenelle-de-lenvironnement-quels-engagements
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