Glossary
Antagonistic effects
The joint action of interventions (either in combination or in sequence) decreases the overall effectiveness.
Channels
The conduit for the flow of programs or information or enforcement; for example non-governmental organizations, professional associations, coalitions, advocacy groups, media, legislation (Edwards, Mill, & Kothari, 2004).
Combining/ sequencing/staging interventions across sect...
Descriptions of the deliberate combination of interventions (implemented at the same time) and sequencing/staging of interventions (ordered in time) across sectors (government, non-government, private sector) and jurisdictions (local/regional, provincial, ...
Combining/staging/sequencing interventions across syste...
Descriptions of the deliberate combination of interventions (implemented at the same time) and sequencing/ staging of interventions (ordered in time), within and across levels of the system (intrapersonal, interpersonal, organizational, community, & polic ...
Contextual factors
Context has both substantive and methodological components. Substantive context refers to stimuli and phenomena that surround and thus exist in the environment external to the phenomena of interest. Methodological context refers to information about how ...
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