filmov
tv
Impact planning using logic models and theory of change with Mark Reed, Eric Jensen and Sarah Bowman
Показать описание
Making an effective plan for impact can considerably increase your likelihood of success. This training introduces you to two powerful tools that will enable you to think systematically about your pathway to impact evaluation, including risks and assumptions you might need to take into account and indicators to help you track your progress.
Mark Reed (SRUC and Fast Track Impact) introduces you to logic models based on his widely used impact planning template, and Eric Jensen (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, University of Warwick and Methods for Change) introduces the theory of change approach. Mark then explains how you can co-produce a more detailed theory of change with stakeholders, and Eric shows how theory of change can be used to evaluate impact, using a case study of water research. You then have an opportunity to see examples of logic models and theory of change developed with researchers by Sarah Bowman (Trinity College Dublin).
This event was jointly organised by Fast Track Impact and Methods for Change (contributing to Project Ô, an EU-funded water sustainability project).
📚 About Methods for Change
Mark Reed (SRUC and Fast Track Impact) introduces you to logic models based on his widely used impact planning template, and Eric Jensen (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, University of Warwick and Methods for Change) introduces the theory of change approach. Mark then explains how you can co-produce a more detailed theory of change with stakeholders, and Eric shows how theory of change can be used to evaluate impact, using a case study of water research. You then have an opportunity to see examples of logic models and theory of change developed with researchers by Sarah Bowman (Trinity College Dublin).
This event was jointly organised by Fast Track Impact and Methods for Change (contributing to Project Ô, an EU-funded water sustainability project).
📚 About Methods for Change
0:51:58
Impact planning using logic models and theory of change with Mark Reed, Eric Jensen and Sarah Bowman
0:51:41
Impact planning with logic models and Theory of Change
0:20:15
B50_Using Meaningful Logic Models to Build Strong Evaluation Plans
0:05:29
Exploring Program Logic
0:07:17
Logic Model, Theory of Change, Logframe: Best path to impact
0:05:22
Logic Models 5/6: Outputs, Outcomes and Impact
0:58:37
WEBINAR: Logic Models for Evaluation Planning
0:48:06
Evaluating Impact Logic Models and Timelines
4:09:42
CCT Collaboration Cisco VoIP & SIP Fundamentals Full Course No ConfigLAB 4hr!!
0:12:55
Module 1, Chapter 1: Logic Models (REL Central)
0:41:55
OMHRC's Upcoming Webinar Training: Using Logic Models for Planning & Evaluation
0:00:30
What is a logic model?
1:30:41
From Logic Model to Program Evaluation
0:15:03
Logic models, theory of change and program evaluation
0:48:11
Measuring Outcomes/Impact Using a Logic Model Approach
0:10:40
Strategic Planning: Logic Models
0:00:37
What is a logic model? (REL Southeast)
0:44:53
Turning Your Logic Model Into Outcomes and Impact Measurements - 10.25.17
0:24:53
Nonprofit Logic Models: Everything You Need to Know
0:45:08
TK2023: Timo Becker - Measuring Impact using the Logic model
0:02:23
4 – Understanding how it all fits together: the logic model
0:23:20
Intro to Logic Models Part 1
0:59:09
Great Lakes ROTA-RC presents: Building Impactful Programs - Using the Logic Model Framework
0:03:31
4 Reasons Logic Models are Essential to Your Program or Organization
Комментарии