A systematic method to assess the design, implementation, and outcomes of a program to determine its effectiveness.

The process of evaluating the changes that can be attributed to a program, including intended and unintended effects.

The practice of sharing information and findings with individuals or groups invested in a program's success.

The process of making sense of collected data to draw conclusions and inform decision-making.

A visual representation linking a program's resources, activities, outputs, and outcomes to illustrate how it achieves its goals.

Numerical data that can be measured and analyzed statistically to identify patterns and trends.

Descriptive data that provides insights into motivations, opinions, and experiences, often collected through interviews or open-ended surveys.

The process of creating questionnaires to gather information effectively from participants.

Statistical methods that summarize and describe the main features of a dataset, such as mean and median.

Techniques that allow conclusions to be drawn about a population based on a sample, including hypothesis testing.

A plan outlining how data will be gathered, including methods, tools, and timelines.

The process of involving stakeholders in the evaluation process to gather insights and foster collaboration.

Methods for presenting data graphically to enhance understanding and communication of findings.

Structured approaches that guide the evaluation process, including models and theories.

Guidelines ensuring the protection of participants' rights and well-being during data collection.

The process of using evaluation findings to make informed changes and enhance program effectiveness.

Conclusions and recommendations derived from thorough data analysis to inform decision-making.

The practice of incorporating stakeholder feedback into the evaluation process to improve outcomes.

Skills and strategies for effectively communicating findings to diverse audiences.

Practical suggestions derived from evaluation findings that organizations can implement to improve programs.

A strategic plan outlining steps and timelines for applying evaluation recommendations.

A detailed document that outlines the evaluation's objectives, methods, and expected outcomes.

In-depth examinations of specific non-profit programs used to illustrate evaluation techniques and outcomes.

Tools like R or SPSS used for statistical analysis and data visualization.

The measurable changes or results that occur as a direct result of program activities.

An organizational mindset focused on ongoing evaluation and enhancement of programs based on data insights.