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Community Employment Innovation Project (CEIP) – Design and Implementation

Theme(s)

Community capacity Employment–Employment programs

Author(s)

John Greenwood , Claudia Nicholson , David Gyarmati , Darrell Kyte , Melanie MacInnis , Reuben Ford

Date

December 2003

Type(s)

Report

Project

Experimentation

Summary

This is the first report from the Community Employment Innovation Project (CEIP). CEIP is a long-term demonstration project taking place in Cape Breton that is designed to measure the effects, on individuals and on communities, of providing community-based employment opportunities to the long-term unemployed. This report presents the basic design of the project, its implementation in the field, and early observations of implementation issues.

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