Eco-Ethonomics Inc. worked with Food Secure Canada to evaluate its national EAT, THINK, VOTE campaign. Food Secure Canada and its partners organized food events across the country to engage citizens and candidates in the upcoming federal election (October 2015) on making a national food policy a priority and eventually a reality in Canada. Eco-Ethonomics Inc. was contracted to evaluate the efforts of this campaign. Through the evaluation process, Eco-Ethonomics interviewed EAT, THINK, …Read More

Sustain Ontario are FoodShare Toronto are interested in better understanding the allocation of food funding dollars throughout Ontario’s food system and increasing the ability of food system actors to evaluate their impact. With this in mind, Sustain Ontario and FoodShare Toronto have hired Eco-Ethonomics to engage and encourage food system funders and food funding applicants and recipients to complete an online financial mobilization survey. The survey provides information regarding the …Read More

Eco-Ethonomics Inc. is currently working with FoodShare Toronto to review their evaluation processes and tracking system across the organizations’ many programs and activities.  Being one of the premier food security and food literacy organizations in Canada, FoodShare has asked Eco-Ethonomics to audit and verify its social impact to increase its ability to report and communicate its impact effectively.  Throughout this process Eco-Ethonomics team aims to assist in the standardization of evaluation practices and …Read More

Eco-Ethonomics assisted the senior management team at St. Leonard’s Place Peel to expand their residential housing program by 42 beds. The process included researching and developing a business case for demonstrating the community need for an expanded housing facility, constructing a theory of change and logic model for the program, and developing evaluation framework, tools and reporting mechanisms. The program designed was launched after a major building expansion project and …Read More