Sentences with phrase «duplicative programs»
"Duplicative programs" refers to a situation where there are multiple programs or initiatives that have very similar goals or objectives. These programs often overlap in their purpose, activities, or services, which result in unnecessary duplication of efforts, resources, and costs. Full definition
They have also created tangles of duplicative programs.
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NO: Federal spending at these levels is unsustainable and must be cut sharply now by empowering state and local governments, consolidating duplicative programs and privatizing government programs.
Over the past few years the unprecedented growth of the Federal government and the creation of multiple new and duplicative programs occurred without having first assessed the effectiveness and success of existing programs.
As currently written, the bill spends $ 600,000 over two years on largely duplicative programs to eradicate invasive species, and requires pet dealers to implant a transponder device on certain species.
The president's plan will help taxpayers see a bigger bang for their buck because it implements new efficiencies, streamlines waste and bureaucracy by consolidating dozens of duplicative programs and rewards projects on their merits.
Congressman Chris Gibson announced the House of Representatives passed the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act, which reauthorizes the Workforce Investment Act and streamlines training services by eliminating 15 duplicative programs, reducing administrative costs for states, and improving transparency and accountability... Continue reading →
ASCD agrees that ineffective and duplicative programs should be cut to free up crucial education funding dollars but, after carefully reviewing this bill, is concerned that the programs eliminated disproportionately affect a whole child approach to education.
This approach resulted in the expansion of vital services for families but also fragmented, uncoordinated, and duplicative programs.