Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
![A comparison of participatory budgeting in Brazil and Canada]( "A comparison of participatory budgeting in Brazil and Canada")
A comparison of participatory budgeting in Brazil and Canada32,99 €![Public Policy Implementation and the NSW Public Health System]( "Public Policy Implementation and the NSW Public Health System")
Public Policy Implementation and the NSW Public Health System51,99 €![IMPLEMENTATION OF NIGERIA ENERGY POLICY]( "IMPLEMENTATION OF NIGERIA ENERGY POLICY")
IMPLEMENTATION OF NIGERIA ENERGY POLICY32,99 €![Public Policy Implementation in Developing Countries]( "Public Policy Implementation in Developing Countries")
Public Policy Implementation in Developing Countries51,99 €![Challenges To The Implementation Of Tanzania's New Foreign Policy]( "Challenges To The Implementation Of Tanzania's New Foreign Policy")
Challenges To The Implementation Of Tanzania's New Foreign Policy26,99 €![Triennial Participatory Plan - Villa María 2013/2014]( "Triennial Participatory Plan - Villa María 2013/2014")
Triennial Participatory Plan - Villa María 2013/201440,99 €![Collaborative Governance and The Implementation of Ryan White CARE Act]( "Collaborative Governance and The Implementation of Ryan White CARE Act")
Collaborative Governance and The Implementation of Ryan White CARE Act51,99 €
This book examines implementation of the
Colorado Species Conservation Partnership (CSCP), a
voluntary, landowner-initiated state endangered
species program. The purpose of the study was to
determine the extent of implementation success in
achieving wise habitat preservation and species
management agreements between landowners, the
implementing agency - Colorado Division of Wildlife
(CDOW) - and in certain cases, a third party, non-
governmental organization; for critical, threatened
and endangered species. Since most human activities
harmful to wildlife and its essential habitat occur
on private land, preservation of private habitat is
essential.
Successful implementation of CSCP was found to
be dependent on a strong bottom-up, democratic
approach to policy implementation by CDOW - perhaps
best characterized as interactive symbiosis - that
includes the literature-based concepts of successful
implementation: value-added through discretion,
mutual adaptation, policy learning and incentives.
Additionally, CDOW understood the political,
economic and social contexts that affected CSCP
implementation.
Colorado Species Conservation Partnership (CSCP), a
voluntary, landowner-initiated state endangered
species program. The purpose of the study was to
determine the extent of implementation success in
achieving wise habitat preservation and species
management agreements between landowners, the
implementing agency - Colorado Division of Wildlife
(CDOW) - and in certain cases, a third party, non-
governmental organization; for critical, threatened
and endangered species. Since most human activities
harmful to wildlife and its essential habitat occur
on private land, preservation of private habitat is
essential.
Successful implementation of CSCP was found to
be dependent on a strong bottom-up, democratic
approach to policy implementation by CDOW - perhaps
best characterized as interactive symbiosis - that
includes the literature-based concepts of successful
implementation: value-added through discretion,
mutual adaptation, policy learning and incentives.
Additionally, CDOW understood the political,
economic and social contexts that affected CSCP
implementation.