A basic guide to evaluation for development workers

A basic guide to evaluation for development workers

		Acknowledgements
		1 Introduction
		2 Putting evaluation in context
		3 Traditional and alternative models of evaluation
		4 The purpose and use of evaluation
		5 Putting evaluation into practice
		6 Some practical considerations when planning an evaluation
		7 Using evaluation: feedback and follow-up
		Appendix 1 Checklist of questions
		Appendix 2 Developing an evaluation plan
		Appendix 3 Tasks for the team leader
		Appendix 4 Suggestions for content of an evaluation report
		Appendix 5 Advantages and disadvantages of external and internal evaluators
		References and further reading
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A basic guide to evaluation for development workers

Frances Rubin

Oxfam

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