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Monitoring and evaluation

Report

Preserving our marine wealth: an economic evaluation of the proposed Commonwealth Marine Reserves Network


This report looks at the proven benefits of marine parks for fish stocks (and therefore for the fishing industry), and estimates the value of ecosystem services provided by areas to be covered by the new marine parks. It also puts the modest and short-term economic impacts of the new marine reserves on the fishing industry...
Report

Effectiveness of justice strategies in preventing and reducing alcohol-related harm


Alcohol-related harm costs Victoria an estimated $4.3 billion per year. This audit assessed the effectiveness of the Department of Justice, Victoria Police and the Victorian Commission for Gambling and Liquor Regulation in preventing and reducing the impact of alcohol-related harm on the community.
Report

The Women's Development Project - Indigenous Australia program: evaluation report


This evaluation of the Women's Development Project finds that significant progress had been made towards its goal for increased self-determination; and that the communities have the capacity to further strengthen their goals. The Women’s Development Project began in 2008. The goal of the WDP was to increase self-determination of women in the Jawoyn region, with...
Evaluation

The Victorian younger people in residential care intiative: evaluation of quality of life outcomes for participants


The Summer Foundation and Monash University conducted interviews with 68 people with disabilities and families who received services through the five-year Victorian Younger People in Residential Aged Care (YPIRAC) initiative.
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Evaluation of NHMRC data on the funding of dementia research in Australia


The aim of this report is to provide the evidence base for evaluating the level of expenditure by the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) on research funding (including research, people support and infrastructure) related to dementia, in comparison to research funding for other areas of chronic disease.