Welcome to the Employment Social Development Canada KIOSK. Here you will find evaluation summaries, announcements and videos that highlight the work we do. Here are a few interesting points about our evaluation directorate:
- We are a large evaluation group with approximately 70 staff;
- On average, we present approximately 15 evaluations and evaluability assessments to Performance Measurement Evaluation Committee (PMEC) each year; and,
- Some of our evaluations require that we integrate databases from our programs, CRA, and statistics Canada to determine levels of impact.
Evaluation Reports
Evaluation reports make recommendations intended to help the Government of Canada design and deliver programs and services that are accountable, focused on results, and meet the needs of Canadian citizens. Click here to view all evaluation reports.
Recent Evaluation Reports
- Evaluation of the Aboriginal Skills and Employment Training Strategy and the Skills and Partnership Fund
- Evaluation of the Youth Employment Strategy – Career Focus Stream
- Horizontal Evaluation of the Youth Employment Strategy – Skills Link stream
- Summary of the Evaluation of Providing Services and Information to Canadians through Service Canada
- Labour market impact of a work earnings exemption on benefits for low-income seniors
- Participation in the Old Age Security program – National Household Survey
- Take-up rate of the Guaranteed Income Supplement: findings from tax and program administrative data
- Summary of the Evaluation of the Canada Disability Savings Program
- Summary of the Evaluation of the Apprenticeship Grants
- Evaluation Summary for the Foreign Credential Recognition Program
- Evaluation of the Labour Market Development Agreements, Synthesis Report
- Effects of the timing of participation in employment assistance services, Technical Study
- Cost-Benefit Analysis of Employment Benefits and Support Measures, Technical Study
- Making Evaluation More Responsive to Policy Needs, The case of the Labour Markets Development Agreements
- A Case Study in Administrative Data Informing Policy Development
- Estimating the effects related to the timing of participation in employment assistance services using rich administrative data
- Estimating the Impact of Active Labour Market Programs using Administrative Data and Matching Methods
