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Title: Program Logic Model


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Program Logic Model
  • Program Planning
  • Communication
  • Evaluation

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Resources and Activities
  • A reality check on the achievement of outcomes.
  • A way to communicate what it really takes to
    implement a quality program and achieve outcomes.
  • A framework for understanding why outcomes were
    or were not achieved

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Outputs, Outcomes,Indicators
  • Outputs are the tangible results of your
    activities
  • Outcomes are the changes or benefits that result
    from what you do
  • Indicators are the evidence of those changes or
    benefits

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Types of Outcomes
  • Client/individual
  • Family/community
  • Systemic
  • Organizational

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Ambition and scope
  • Who are the direct beneficiaries? Be as specific
    as possible.
  • What is the timeframe?
  • Is the outcome within you sphere of influence?

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Continuum of Outcomes
  • Logical progression of outcomes

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Training
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Advocacy
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Fundraising
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Evaluation
  • Indicators
  • Sources of Information
  • Data Collection Methods

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Indicators
  • Indicators are the specific, measurable
    characteristics or changes that represent
    achievement of an outcome.
  • Anita baker, 1998 Participatory
    Evaluation Institute
  • Outcomes are usually stated as abstract concepts.
    Indicators make outcomes observable.

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  • Meaningful
  • Unambiguous
  • Useful
  • Practical to collect

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Sources of Information
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Choose Data Collection Methods
  • Surveys/Questionnaires
  • Document Review
  • Interviews
  • Focus groups
  • Observations
  • Case studies

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Putting it all together
  • Think about sources of information.
  • Think about data collection methods
  • Now, look at it all, and identify where the same
    method will be used to measure multiple
    indicators
  • Decision making process Is the method
    practical, given your resources?
  • Are there other methods that can be used?

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Indicators Data Collection Methods
Survey of teen leaders Survey of participants Survey of artists Observation
Teen leaders give participants individual attention X
Teen leaders give help when asked X
Teen leaders enjoy working with participants X
Youth demonstrate growing competence in art X
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