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This paper from the James Irvine Foundation outlines a participatory approach to evaluating social programs. The model draws on the experience of the writers and current literature and presents two case studies to illustrate it in action.
Contents
- The Participatory Evaluation Model: Twelve Principles
- Assessing Effectiveness, Stimulating Change
- Methodological Features of a Participatory Evaluation Model
- Assessing the Information System
- Key Ingredients of Participatory Evaluation
Sources
Hasenfeld, Y., Hill, K., & Weaver, D. The James Irvine Foundation, (n.d.). A participatory model for evaluating social programs. Retrieved from website: http://www.irvine.org/assets/pdf/pubs/evaluation/Eval_Social.pdf
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