Guidance for Evaluating Integrated Global Development Programs

This comprehensive framework is a guidance document for evaluating multisector, integrated programs. It summarizes current research methodologies and approaches specific to integrated programs to better assess the nuanced nature of complex integrated models. This document includes guidance and key considerations on formative research, performance indicators, program monitoring, process evaluation, cost analyses, impact evaluation and scale-up evaluation.

Year: 2016

Source: FHI 360

Integration

Monitoring & Evaluation

March 25, 2021/by Sean Stewart

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