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THE EVALUATION OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY
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The evaluation of the environmental policy it relies on the quantification processes of the expected and / or achieved, as well as of the report between the efforts and the effects achieved. If the evaluation of the effort s and / or of the effects is objectively or subjectively distorted, the ev aluation process becomes a me re formality, with negative consequences for all actors involved in policy. Thus, any successful monitoring requires prior specification of what must be a prog ram providing: deviations from the standard criteria can not be measured in the absence of clear specifications for such type of criteria. The work analyses the linking of a program’s purposes with the objectives based on certain environmental policies.
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*** www.mmediu.ro, Accesed on 2011-04-11 Acknowledgements „This work was partially supported by the strategic grant POSDRU/21/1.5/G/13798, inside POSDRU Romania 2007-2013, co-financed by the European Social Fund – Investing in People”
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