Common use of Program Logic Clause in Contracts

Program Logic. The program logic is an explanatory model that demonstrates how specific interventions lead to the expected outcomes and objectives of a program. This model reflects the design and implementation plans of a program, noting planned activities and outputs and the sequencing of

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Sources: Millennium Challenge Agreement, Grant Agreement

Program Logic. The program logic is an explanatory model that demonstrates how specific interventions lead to the expected outcomes outcomes, objectives, and objectives goal of a Compact program. This model reflects the design and implementation plans of a program, noting planned activities and outputs and the sequencing ofof results. It also reflects the economic logic, which forms the basis of the cost- benefit analysis that produces the economic rate of return (“ERR”). Further, the program logic notes critical risks and assumptions related to achieving results and forms the basis of the M&E Plan.

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Sources: Millennium Challenge Compact

Program Logic. The program logic is an explanatory model that demonstrates how specific interventions lead to the expected outcomes and objectives of a program. This model reflects the design and implementation plans of a program, noting planned activities and outputs and the sequencing ofof results. The program logic forms the basis of the M&E Plan. A description of the logic underlying three of the four Projects is included below. The logic for the Blended Finance for the BRT Project shall be developed in accordance with the conditions precedent set forth in ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇.

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Sources: Grant Agreement

Program Logic. The program logic is an explanatory model that demonstrates how specific interventions lead to the expected outcomes outcomes, objectives, and objectives goal of a compact program. This model reflects the design and implementation plans of a program, noting planned activities and outputs and the sequencing ofof results. Secondly, it reflects the economic logic, which forms the basis of the cost-benefit analysis that produces the economic rate of return (“ERR”). Lastly, it notes critical risks and assumptions related to achieving results. The program logic forms the basis of the M&E Plan.

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Sources: Millennium Challenge Compact

Program Logic. The program logic is an explanatory model that demonstrates how specific interventions lead to the expected outcomes outcomes, objectives, and objectives goal of a compact program. This Firstly, this model reflects the design and implementation plans of a program, noting planned activities and outputs and the sequencing ofof results. Secondly, it reflects the economic logic, which forms the basis of the cost-benefit analysis that produces the Economic Rate of Return (ERR). Lastly, it notes critical risks and assumptions related to achieving results. The program logic forms the basis of the M&E Plan.

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Sources: Millennium Challenge Compact

Program Logic. The program logic is an explanatory model that demonstrates how specific interventions lead to the expected outcomes outcomes, objectives, and objectives goal of a compact program. This model reflects the design and implementation plans of a program, noting planned activities and outputs and the sequencing ofof results. Additionally, it reflects the economic logic, which forms the basis of the cost-benefit analysis that produces the ERR. Lastly, it notes critical risks and assumptions related to achieving results. The program logic forms the basis of the M&E Plan.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Millennium Challenge Compact

Program Logic. The program logic is an explanatory model that demonstrates how specific interventions lead to the expected outcomes outcomes, objectives, and objectives goal of a compact program. This model reflects the design and implementation plans of a program, noting planned activities and outputs and the sequencing ofof results. Secondly, it reflects the economic logic, which forms the basis of the cost-benefit analysis that produces the Economic Rate of Return (“ERR”). Lastly, it notes critical risks and assumptions related to achieving results. The program logic forms the basis of the M&E Plan.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Millennium Challenge Compact