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|summary=Bring together the GCTC community and develop a comprehensive approach to measure the performance and impact of projects in the context of | |summary=Bring together the GCTC community and develop a comprehensive approach to measure the performance and impact of projects in the context of the unique characteristics of each city and community in which the project is conducted. The proposed approach aims to provide city leaders with a more detailed and nuanced understanding of the effectiveness of different strategies and technologies, enabling them to make more informed decisions about how to allocate resources and invest in the future of their cities. | ||
the unique characteristics of each city and community in which the project is conducted. The proposed approach aims to provide city leaders with a more detailed and nuanced understanding of the effectiveness of different strategies and technologies, enabling them to make more informed decisions about how to allocate resources and invest in the future of their cities. | |||
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| Program manager | Florian Scherrer |
| Team | Florian Scherrer |
| Project home | Portland, Oregon |
| Sectors | Service delivery |
| Status | Development |
| Project Description | Bring together the GCTC community and develop a comprehensive approach to measure the performance and impact of projects in the context of the unique characteristics of each city and community in which the project is conducted. The proposed approach aims to provide city leaders with a more detailed and nuanced understanding of the effectiveness of different strategies and technologies, enabling them to make more informed decisions about how to allocate resources and invest in the future of their cities. |
| Project Details | GCTC |