Project Evaluation (What&Why)

What is Evaluation?

• An assessment of the process pf a program or intervention.

• An analysis of various needs, costs, opportunities and benefits.

• A process that analytically examines program.

• A procedural step designed to guide the control and execution of a program.

Why does a well-planned and executed evaluation brings benefits for all stakeholders.

• It determines the project objectives and solutions to reach the objectives with the given constraints.

• Allows projects to be delivered behind schedule and exceed budget.

• Enables us to identify potential problems and corrective actions to ensure the program can be accomplished.

• Learning about evaluation early-on and planning carefully will help to navigate the process.

Which of the followings are NOT the importance of Evaluation?

• Monitor progress that are more feasible and accessible.

• To ignore problems and weakness of a program.

• Better understanding on the audiences target needs and how to meet these needs.

• To improve program design and implementation.

Doing evaluation is important because it helps to identify areas for improvement and ultimately help to realize goals.

• True

• False

Evaluation improves effectiveness of a program through collection and analysis of information of a program.

• True

• False