Common use of Outcomes Clause in Contracts

Outcomes. Applicants must clearly identify the outcomes they expect to achieve by the end of the project period, as identified in the logic model in the Approach section of the CDC Project Description. Outcomes are the results that the program intends to achieve and usually indicate the intended direction of change (e.g., increase, decrease).

Appears in 9 contracts

Samples: Disease Control, www.tbcontrollers.org, Disease Control

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Outcomes. ‌‌ Applicants must clearly identify the outcomes they expect to achieve by the end of the project period, as identified in the logic model in the Approach section of the ASPR-CDC Project Description. Outcomes are the results that the program intends to achieve and usually indicate the intended direction of change (e.g., increase, decrease).

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: www.health.nd.gov, idph.iowa.gov, www.shelbytnhealth.com

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Outcomes. Applicants must clearly identify the outcomes they expect to achieve by the end of the project period, as identified in the logic model in the Approach section of the ASPR-CDC Project Description. Outcomes are the results that the program intends to achieve and usually indicate the intended direction of change (e.g., increase, decrease).

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: www.cdc.gov

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