Using Ripple Mapping for Evaluation

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Using Ripple Mapping for Evaluation Beyond the Numbers Using Ripple Mapping for Evaluation

By Sergiu Bacioiu from Romania (Water Drop – Explored) [CC BY 2 By Sergiu Bacioiu from Romania (Water Drop – Explored) [CC BY 2.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0)], via Wikimedia Commons

Why Ripple Mapping? It’s pretty easy to implement! It allows for both qualitative and quantitative analysis It’s visual Helps overcome some common challenges of evaluation: Causation Timing Unintended consequences

Steps to Build a Ripple Map Pair up participants and conduct Appreciative Inquiry interviews Conduct a group mapping exercise Start with the intervention in the center Have the group brainstorm impacts from the intervention, using interview responses a prompt Link related impacts using marker color, arrows and other symbols Facilitator can prompt group Reflection: most significant/surprising impact? What story can be told? What should be done next? Clarify, Code and Analyze