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ESTABLISHING EVALUATION GOALS
Before deciding on evaluation methods, questions, or anything else, it is important to focus your evaluation by establishing a common goal or purpose—one that accords with organizational values and goals.
Common goals may include
✶ testing program effectiveness,
✶ making a case for changing program practice(s),
✶ justifying continued funding, and
✶ documenting community change efforts.
Goals may be divided into different levels:
✶ Youth level: to understand whether youth have developed a better understanding of community issues and strategies for addressing those issues.
✶ Organizational level: to document how the organization has enhanced its ability to serve youth.
✶ Community level: to document and refine community change
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