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Highlights

A. Evaluation objectives and scope
B. Defining characteristics of foundations
C. Key conclusions
D. Recommendations

I. Introduction

A. Introduction
B. Evaluation objectives
C. Organization of the report
D. Disclaimer

II. Methodology

A. Approach
B. Methodologies
C. Limitations of the approach

III. Characteristics of Foundations

A. Use of foundations as instruments of public policy
B. Policy guidelines regarding the use of foundations
C. Experience with the use of analogous models in other jurisdictions

IV. Appropriateness as an Instrument of Public Policy

A. Basis for using a foundation approach
B. Extent to which existing foundations are aligned with the guiding principles
C. Could foundation objectives be achieved as readily through "normal government delivery"?

V. Effectiveness

A. Evidence of progress against objectives
B. Coordination and integration with related government programs
C. Alignment with government policy goals
D. Functioning of governance and accountability mechanisms