The Planning-Evaluation Cycle. EVALUATIONPHASE PLANNINGPHASE.

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The Planning-Evaluation Cycle

EVALUATIONPHASE PLANNINGPHASE

EVALUATIONPHASE PLANNINGPHASE FORMULATION of problem, issue, or concern

The Planning-Evaluation Cycle EVALUATIONPHASE PLANNINGPHASE FORMULATION of problem, issue, or concern CONCEPTUALIZATION of possible alternatives, actions, and strategies

The Planning-Evaluation Cycle EVALUATIONPHASE PLANNINGPHASE FORMULATION of problem, issue, or concern CONCEPTUALIZATION of possible alternatives, actions, and strategies DETAILING of alternatives and their implications

The Planning-Evaluation Cycle EVALUATIONPHASE PLANNINGPHASE FORMULATION of problem, issue, or concern CONCEPTUALIZATION of possible alternatives, actions, and strategies DETAILING of alternatives and their implications EVALUATION of alternatives and selection of best

The Planning-Evaluation Cycle EVALUATIONPHASE PLANNINGPHASE FORMULATION of problem, issue, or concern CONCEPTUALIZATION of possible alternatives, actions,and strategies DETAILING of alternatives and their implications EVALUATION of alternatives and selection of best IMPLEMENTATION of selected alternatives

The Planning-Evaluation Cycle EVALUATIONPHASE PLANNINGPHASE FORMULATION of problem, issue, or concern CONCEPTUALIZATION of possible alternatives, actions, and strategies DETAILING of alternatives and their implications EVALUATION of alternatives and selection of best IMPLEMENTATION of selected alternatives FORMULATION of evaluation questions and hypotheses

The Planning-Evaluation Cycle EVALUATIONPHASE PLANNINGPHASE FORMULATION of problem, issue, or concern CONCEPTUALIZATION of possible alternatives, actions, and strategies DETAILING of alternatives and their implications EVALUATION of alternatives and selection of best IMPLEMENTATION of selected alternatives FORMULATION of evaluation questions and hypotheses CONCEPTUALIZATION of how to measure the program, outcomes, and target population

The Planning-Evaluation Cycle EVALUATIONPHASE PLANNINGPHASE FORMULATION of problem, issue, or concern CONCEPTUALIZATION of possible alternatives, actions, and strategies DETAILING of alternatives and their implications EVALUATION of alternatives and selection of best IMPLEMENTATION of selected alternatives FORMULATION of evaluation questions and hypotheses CONCEPTUALIZATION of how to measure the program, outcomes, and target population DESIGN coordinating the components of the evaluation

The Planning-Evaluation Cycle EVALUATIONPHASE PLANNINGPHASE FORMULATION of problem, issue, or concern CONCEPTUALIZATION of possible alternatives, actions, and strategies DETAILING of alternatives and their implications EVALUATION of alternatives and selection of best IMPLEMENTATION of selected alternatives FORMULATION of evaluation questions and hypotheses CONCEPTUALIZATION of how to measure the program, outcomes, and target population DESIGN coordinating the components of the evaluation ANALYSIS of evaluation data

The Planning-Evaluation Cycle EVALUATIONPHASE PLANNINGPHASE FORMULATION of problem, issue, or concern CONCEPTUALIZATION of possible alternatives, actions, and strategies DETAILING of alternatives and their implications EVALUATION of alternatives and selection of best IMPLEMENTATION of selected alternatives FORMULATION of evaluation questions and hypotheses CONCEPTUALIZATION of how to measure the program, outcomes, and target population DESIGN coordinating the components of the evaluation ANALYSIS of evaluation data UTILIZATION of results in management or decision making