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This chapter summarizes the key findings from the telephone and in-person interviews with WD representatives, CFDC Board members, management, staff and partners as well as focus groups conducted with select clients and the project file and document reviews. These findings have been organized into the following categories:
A. Strategic directions and priorities.
B. Resources and program funding.
C. State of CFDC governance and management.
D. Monitoring and reporting on performance.
E. Service quality and impacts.
To better allow the reader to determine the importance of these
findings, the relevant critical success factors are highlighted
in gray boxes at the beginning of the section. These factors can
be seen as the criteria or standards against which the state of
practice can be assessed, and were drawn from generally accepted
precepts for effective organizations and programs.1
1 These precepts include the CCAF-FCVI, formerly the Canadian Comprehensive Auditing Foundation, twelve attributes of effectiveness framework.