Evaluation

How Will We Know What We Have Achieved?

Evaluation is critical to both inform the development of your program and to measure what has been achieved by your program. Conducting evaluation mid way through the program can also tell you how the program is going and if it needs any fine-tuning. It is important to be aware of the difference between the measurement of project activities or outputs (what was produced and distributed) and outcomes - what impact did the program have?

•  Evaluation: How Will We Know What We Have Achieved? (297KB)
  This document outlines a number of methods available for evaluating litter prevention programs. It includes liiter surveys, measurement tools currently used in Victoria, performance indicators and promoting the outcomes.

Does Your Project Make A Difference?

Does your project make a difference? was developed by the New South Wales Department of Environment and Conservation. It shows you how to build an evaluation framework based on the logic of your project, through the development and use of an outcome hierarchy model.