APPENDIX A-StandardS OF PROGRAM AND PROJECT EFFECTIVENESS FOR ALL PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS FUNDED Under TITLE II: LOCAL INITIATIVE AND GENERAL STANDARDS-Continued

APPENDIX B-STANDARDS OF PROGRAM AND PROJECT EFFECTIVENESS FOR ALL PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS FUNDED Under Title I and TITLE II, SEC. 232: RESEARCH AND DEMONSTRATION

Reference

Title I, sec. 102

Title II, sec. 232

Project management experi

ence.

Standards of effectiveness

I. Development of new approaches and/or meth-
ods that will aid in overcoming special problems
of poverty or otherwise further the purposes of
titles I and II through.

A. Support of projects designed to provide conclu-
sive information concerning the usefulness of a
program or technique thought to have the poten-
tial of major impact on an identified special
problem. The generation of persuasive knowl-
edge is the central goal of such efforts; the
major criterion of success is the utility of the
knowledge produced in designing projects which
meet carefully defined needs of the poor.

B. Support of individual or series of projects which
test specific program strategies or techniques to
deal with special problems of poverty. Such
demonstrations are designed to: (1) Provide an
experience base sufficient to determine the appli-
cability of the strategy or technique; and (2)
provide exposure for strategies and techniques to
increase their acceptance and application by
funding sources and policymakers.

C. Support of projects which: (1) Directly intervene
to change established institutions or, (2) establish
alternative institutions or mechanisms to serve
poor people.

II. Collection and maintenance of appropriate data
which is adequate to produce dissemination and
utilization of project results.

Examples of project goals

(NOTE.-R. & D. at a minimum, should contain testable hypotheses in conjunction with a fully developed research design associated with project activities.)

APPENDIX C-STANDARDS OF PROGRAM AND PROJECT EFFECTIVENESS FOR ALL PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS FUNDED UNDER TITLE II, SECS. 222(a)(II) AND 214: HOUSING DEVELOPMENT AND REHABILITATION

Reference

Standards of effectiveness

Examples of project goals

Title II, sec. 222(a)(11) and I. Provision of assistance and appropriate housing
214.
services and social services in low-income fami-
lies in order to help them acquire adequate, safe,
and sanitary housing.

Assist 50 families in obtaining FmHA mortgages.

APPENDIX D-STANDARDS OF PROGRAM AND PROJECT EFFECTIVENESS FOR ALL PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS FUNDED UNDER TITLE II, Sec. 222(a)(5): EMERGENCY FOOD AND MEDICAL SERVICES

Reference

Title II, sec. 222(a)(5).

I. Improvement in the nutritional status of the target Develop reduced priced meals for the
population.
elderly in 2 local hospital cafeterias.

APPENDIX D-STANDARDS OF PROGRAM AND PROJECT EFFECTIVENESS FOR ALL PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS FUNDED UNDER TITLE II, SEC. 222(a)(5): EMERGENCY FOOD AND MEDICAL SERVICES-Continued

II. Reduction in hunger among the target population.. Certify 100 additional families for food stamps.

APPENDIX E-STANDARDS OF PROGRAM AND PROJECT EFFECTIVENESS FOR ALL PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS FUNDED UNDER TITLE II, SEC. 222(a)(7): SOS

VI. Development of all-season recreation and serv- Organize and train council of elders to
ice centers controlled by older persons.
operate 5 existing drop in centers.

APPENDIX F-STANDARDS OF PROGRAM AND PROJECT EFFECTIVENESS FOR ALL PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS FUNDED UNDER TITLE II, SEC. 222(a)(10): ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION

APPENDIX G-STANDARDS OF PROGRAM AND PROJECT EFFECTIVENESS FOR ALL PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS FUNDED UNDER TITLE II, Sec. 222(a)(12): ENERGY

APPENDIX N-STANDARDS OF PROGRAM AND PROJECT EFFECTIVENESS FOR ALL PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS FUNDED UNDER TITLE III-B, SEC. 311, 312: MIGRANT, AND SEASONALLY EMPLOYED, FARMWORKERS AND THEIR FAMILIES-Continued

APPENDIX O-STANDARDS OF PROGRAM AND PROJECT EFFECTIVENESS FOR ALL PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS FUNDED UNDER TITLE VII, SEC. 712

§ 1067.5-1 Applicability.

This subpart applies to all grants funded under Titles II, III-B and VII of the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964 as amended if the assistance is administered by the Community Services Administration.

APPENDIX K-STANDARDS OF PROGRAM AND PROJECT EFFECTIVENESS FOR ALL PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS FUNDED UNDER TITLE II, SEC. 228: CONSUMER ACTION AND COOPERATIVE PROGRAMS- -Continued

Reference

Standards of effectiveness

Examples of project goals

IV. Education of low-income persons with respect Ombudsman's role will be played by local
to (consumer) rights, procedures, grievances,
views, and concerns.

newspaper.

APPENDIX L-STANDARDS OF PROGRAM AND PROJECT EFFECTIVENESS FOR ALL PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS FUNDED UNDER TITLE II, SEC. 230, TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND TRAINING

APPENDIX M-STANDARDS OF PROGRAM AND PROJECT EFFECTIVENESS FOR ALL PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS FUNDED UNDER TITLE II, SEC. 231: SEOO's

Reference

Title II, sec. 231(a)(1).

Title II, sec. 231(a)(2)

Title II, sec. 231(a)(3)..

Title II, sec. 231(a)(4)..

Standards of effectiveness

I. Technical assistance to communities and State
and local agencies in developing and carrying out
programs under title II.

Examples of project goals

During the State legislative session, provide title II grantees with weekly status report through a newsletter of pending State social welfare legislation.

II. Assistance in coordinating State activities related Develop training systems and conduct to title II.

III. Provision of advice and assistance to the direc-
tor in developing procedures and programs to
promote the participation of States and State
agencies in programs under title II.

IV. Provision of advice and assistance to the direc-
tor, the economic opportunity council and the
heads of other Federal agencies, in identifying
problems posed by Federal statutory or adminis-
trative requirements that operate to impede State
level coordination or programs related to title II
and in developing methods or recommendations
for overcoming those problems.

Project management experi- V. Advocacy for the poor in State government

ence.

Do...

seminars for State agency personnel regarding antipoverty programs authorized under the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964 as amended. Prepare project performance data for Governor's office for all programs operating under the EOA as amended.

Develop and recommend a reporting system for use by CAA's in collecting necessary information regarding statutory and administrative impediments vis a vis all grantmaking agencies.

Establish membership for poor persons on 5 advisory committees to State antipoverty agencies.

VI. Mobilization of antipoverty resources, particular- Assist two CAA's in obtaining grants from
ly at the State level.
State manpower agency.

APPENDIX N-STANDARDS OF PROGRAM AND PROJECT EFFECTIVENESS FOR ALL PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS FUNDED UNDER TITLE III-B, SEC. 311, 312: MIGRANT, and SeasoNALLY EMPLOYED, FARMWORKERS AND THEIR FAMILIES

APPENDIX N-STANDARDS OF PROGRAM AND PROJECT EFFECTIVENESS FOR ALL PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS FUNDED Under Title III-B, SEC. 311, 312: MIGRANT, AND SEASONALLY EMPLOYED, FARMWORKERS AND THEIR FAMILIES-Continued

APPENDIX O-Standards of PROGRAM AND PROJECT EFFECTIVENESS FOR ALL PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS FUNDED UNDER TITLE VII, SEC. 712

§ 1067.5-1 Applicability.

This subpart applies to all grants funded under Titles II, III-B and VII of the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964 as amended if the assistance is administered by the Community Services Administration.