User:Ksargent/Environmental Program Evaluation

Environmental evaluation is a method used to

History of Environmental Evaluation

Types of Environmental Evaluations

Program evaluators may assess programs on several dimensions to determine whether the program works. ^[1]

Design Evaluations

Process Evaluations

Outcome Evaluations

Impact Evaluations

Logic Modeling

Program evaluation begins with a logic model

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Resources

Activities

Outputs

Audience

Outcomes

Performance Measurement

cost-benefit or cost-effectiveness analysis assesses the efficiency of a program. In a Cost-Benefit Analysis, the estimated benefits and cost of the program (in a monetary unit) are compared. An efficient program will have a lower cost-benefit ratio. In a cost-effectiveness analysis, costs are given in monetary units but benefits are quantified but not monetized.

Data Collection

External links

References

^ Knapp, Gerrit J. and John Kim Tschangho John Kim (1998) Environmental Program Evaluation: A Primer. ISBN 0-252-02334-X
^ Patton, Michael Quinn (1997) Utilization-Focused Evaluation; The New Century Text. ISBN 0-8039-5265-1

[1] Knapp, Gerrit J. and John Kim Tschangho John Kim (1998) Environmental Program Evaluation: A Primer. ISBN 0-252-02334-X

[2] Patton, Michael Quinn (1997) Utilization-Focused Evaluation; The New Century Text. ISBN 0-8039-5265-1

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