Transcription of INTRODUCTION TO IMPACT EVALUATION - InterAction
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This is the first guidance note in a four-part series of notes related to IMPACT EVALUATION developed by InterAction with financial support from the Rockefeller Foundation. The other notes in this series are: Linking Monitoring & EVALUATION to IMPACT EVALUATION ; INTRODUCTION to Mixed Methods in IMPACT EVALUATION ; and Use of IMPACT EVALUATION Results. The complete series can be found on InterAction s website at: EVALUATION Notes No. 1. March 2012 INTRODUCTION TO IMPACT EVALUATIONP atricia J. Rogers, RMIT University (Australia) and BetterEvaluationACKNOWLEDGEMENTSThis guidance note has benefited from feedback from members of InterAction s EVALUATION and Program Effectiveness Working Group. Information about EVALUATION methods in Guidance Note 1 has been drawn from BetterEvaluation, an international collaboration for sharing information to improve EVALUATION .
Mar 01, 2019 · | Introduction to Impact Evaluation | | 4 | community members in conducting an evaluation can add rigor and credibility by supporting bet-ter access to data (especially key informants) and more appropriate interpretation of the data. Three practices in particular can often produce the best quality evaluation: establishing a team of
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