This e-study gathers resources for practitioners who seek to design and implement culturally responsive evaluations. The study highlights the expansion of the field of evaluation to national and contexts where evaluation has been historically missing. In doing so, the study engages the learners in critical thinking about the nature and dissemination of evaluation evidence for decision-making that leads to equitable distribution of resources.

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This Hubert e-Case focuses on the development of an innovative web-based tool, Bridge to Benefits, which helps citizens understand and access the public work support programs for which they are eligible. This case highlights the management decisions required by Children's Defense Fund Minnesota to develop, grow, and sustain this innovative idea.

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This e-case will ask the learner to consider the myriad issues a community organization faces when implementing federal policy with vulnerable populations. The Homeownership Center at El Centro de la Raza has been implementing the National Foreclosure Mitigation Counseling (NFMC) program since 2008 amid a variety of challenges posed by the unique needs of the community it serves.

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This e-Study showcases the situation of the shortage of Primary One places in Hong Kong, and the various ways that the Education Bureau adopts to solve the problem. This e-Study can be used for discussion relating to issues surrounding policy problem definition, inter-governmental coordination, and policy implementation.

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This e-study explores the complexities of implementing, county-by-county, a statewide initiative to improve citizens’ health and reduce healthcare costs to the state. Building on a renewed and nationwide momentum for increasing individuals’ movement and decreasing access to unhealthy foods and tobacco, Minnesota’s State Health Improvement Plan or SHIP, seeks to apply broad policy goals aimed at better health. The program relies on decentralized implementation structure that is activated at the local level through individual county health agencies.

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Multilevel implementation analysis allows for an understanding of policy implementation beyond the traditional framework of politics; it allows for a more in-depth analysis of a policy issue. This short video explains the concept through the use of the United States Healthy, Hunger-Free Act of 2010. Theory is based off Moulton, Roll, and Sandfort (2014).

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This e-study was created to study the multi-level policy implementation of The Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP). In doing so, this e-Study examines the following questions: 1) What are the driving forces behind the policy? 2) What power elements surround TEFAP in the macro policy field? And 3) How does this impact the public value that is being created? Consider these questions as you move through the multi-level policy implementation system of TEFAP.

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This e-case focuses on the collaborative design of policy to address sex trafficking in Minnesota. The purpose of this e-case is to explore how numerous leaders from different sectors collectively seized the opportunity to build and then persistently worked to collaboratively design policy to address a complex societal issue.

Service innovation creates greater social impact. However, how can a well-established yet conventional NPO embrace and realize a new service amid internal and external challenges? How can it draw upon resources and help from the business sector and the academic community? This CFSC Urban Oasis E-Case addresses these questions and illustrates the processes and insights of strategic planning, service innovation, organizational change as well as cross-sector and multi-stakeholder collaboration.

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This e-Study will present the major policy issues of tree management in Hong Kong, and the various challenges faced by the Tree Management Office (TMO) when coordinating tree management work among government departments. This e-Study can be used for discussion relating to problem definition, policy analysis, inter-governmental coordination, and public service delivery.

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