The phrase "advocacy effectiveness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or success of advocacy efforts in various contexts, such as social movements, policy changes, or organizational goals.
Example: "The organization conducted a study to measure the advocacy effectiveness of their recent campaign on climate change."
Alternatives: "effectiveness of advocacy" or "advocacy impact".
WASHINGTON -- Chris Chocola, president of the Club for Growth, recently said his conservative advocacy group's "effectiveness lies in our uncompromising adherence to our mission," which is to promote lower government spending, lower taxes and less regulation.
Acknowledgement of this very notion is what has helped drive the advocacy for aid effectiveness principles by the World Bank (and GAVI and the Global Fund for that matter), and hence why they have used this philosophy to drive the Platform's claim on innovative HSS funding.
We identified three key challenges in Ghana that must inform future research on the effectiveness of advocacy organisations: (1) establishing advocacy organisations beyond the nation's capital; (2) supporting the development of patient-led advocacy groups; (3) evaluating the impact of advocacy activities on self-care and health outcomes.
The downstream benefit of the intervention on women is crucially dependent on trials from one centre in the Cochrane systematic review of the effectiveness of advocacy, which evaluates women receiving intensive (60 h) DV advocacy in the context of a refuge (shelter).
Starting from the point of view of carers and people who use services will maximise the effectiveness of advocacy commissioning.
Finally, it provides an example of organizational effectiveness as advocacy how proving the impossible is possible moves policy makers to act.
"Our hope is that this work will go toward helping all patient advocacy organizations measure their effectiveness, and to help the larger nonprofit sector do what it does better," he said.
Jan Van de Poel, policy and advocacy manager on aid effectiveness at the European Network on Debt and Development, urged donor countries to agree on robust rules for the private sector to avoid incentivising these subsidies over other types of aid, like grants, which often reap more sustainable results for the poorest and most vulnerable.
It is to strengthen evidence-based decision-making and advocacy, transparency, coherence and effectiveness.
Third, the effectiveness of the advocacy also enhanced the legitimacy of NGOs as governance participants.
