Key Evaluation Model

Preliminaries
Executive Summary
Preface
Methodology

Foundations
Background and context: ID setting
Descriptions and definitions: descriptions based on client information AND develop correct and complete descriptions
Consumers: Direct and indirect inpactees
Resources: Strengths of program, what define the "possibility space"
Values:  value in evaluation, value of information derived from study

Sub-Evaluation
Process Evaluation: Assessment of merit, worth, and significance, evaluations of outputs leading to true outcomes
Outcome Evaluation: good/bad effects on program recipients
Comparative Cost Effectiveness: Time spent, monetary support
Generalizability: can it be applied to multiple areas-versatile?
Exportability
Overall Significance

Conclusions
Recommendations and Explanations
Responsibilities
Reporting and Follow-ip
Meta-Evaluation: An evaluation of the evalution