In today’s fast-paced world, social service programs are constantly evolving to meet the changing needs of communities. But how do we know if these programs are effective? How can we… Read More
As program evaluators, the ability to conduct thorough environmental scans offers a lens to view the myriad of factors influencing program success in diverse sectors. In this blog, we review… Read More
In an era where digital footprints are as impactful as physical ones, the article “Disrupting evaluation? Emerging technologies and their implications for the evaluation industry,” published in Evaluation, heralds a… Read More
Surveys have long been a cornerstone in understanding the invisible yet influential aspects of human cognition: beliefs, perceptions, attitudes, and reasoning. They are more than just a tool for data… Read More
In the ever-evolving field of agricultural innovation, understanding the effects and contributions of research is crucial. The article “Using a Participatory Theory Driven Evaluation Approach to Identify Causal Mechanisms in… Read More
The concept of adversary evaluation was introduced in a period that cherished democratic debate, seeking to enhance the assessment of various programs and interventions through a judicial-like process. This method,… Read More
In recent years, the methodology known as Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA) has emerged as a potent tool in evaluation, particularly within the domain of development cooperation. The study Qualitative Comparative… Read More
The “REaL Inventory Resources” document, released in May 2023, is crucial for evaluators and those involved in public and community health. This comprehensive guide focuses on standardized demographic and language… Read More
The quest for innovative solutions to public health challenges is an ongoing endeavor. A recent article titled “Business–nonprofit hybrid organizing: a dynamic approach to balancing benefits and costs” published in… Read More