1.2. How will the program achieve this?
Show how the program’s inputs logically flow through activities to outputs and outcomes. Ideally, this is done using a program logic (see section 2.5.1: Program logic). If a program logic has not yet been developed for the program, the table below can be used as a starting point. A full program logic will be required as part of the evaluation work plan if the program is approved.
Table 4. How will the program achieve this?
Inputs | Activities | Outputs | Outcomes |
|---|---|---|---|
The resources (funds, expertise, time) required for the delivery of activities. | The day-to-day tasks an organisation must undertake in order to provide a product or service. | The products or services generated by program activities; deliverables. The provision of outputs is typically under the control of the program and is related to the quantity and quality of program implementation. | The intended results of a program – the change it seeks to create. Outcomes are typically outside the control of the organisation. |
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