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Model Measurement Workbook - USAID Learning Lab

MENA OfficeOutcome Harvesting May 2012 Ricardo Wilson-GrauHeather BrittOutcome Harvesting i This publication was supported through a Foundation Administered Project (FAP) funded and managed by the Ford Foundation s Middle East and North Africa Office Box 2344 1 Osiris Street, 7th Floor Garden City, 11511 Cairo, Egypt T (+202) 2795-2121 F (+202) 2795-4018 2012 Ricardo Wilson-Grau and Heather Britt 2012 Ford Foundation Edited by Konnie Andrews Please send all comments, corrections, additions, and suggestions to: Ricardo Wilson-Grau Evaluator & Organizational Development Consultant Heather Britt Evaluation Consultant Outcome Harvesting ii Table of Contents Table of Contents .. ii List of Figures and Tables .. ii List of Boxes .. ii Preface .. iii Introduction to Outcome Harvesting.

anthropology, or geology, which interpret events or contributing factors that led to a particular outcome or result by collecting evidence and answering specific questions (Box 1). Information is collected, or harvested, from the individual or organization whose actions influenced the outcome(s) to answer specific, useable questions.

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