SARE PDP Community-based Food Systems Training: Collaborative Evaluations.

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SARE PDP Community-based Food Systems Training: Collaborative Evaluations

Phase I o Support Extension and Community-based collaborations in Food System Projects o Extend NC consultant expertise o Build Capacity in NC Community Food Systems Phase II o Trainers training forward in NC o Regional Sharing PDP Goals

numbers and statistics words and pictures Evaluation Basics qualitative quantitative summative formative Does the program work? Can it be improved?

Increasing Impacts by Design o Program and Organizational improvement o Networking and Resource sharing increases o Reports and Fundraising improvement o Community Education and Outreach insight o Contributing to the Body of Knowledge about Food Systems work  Collaborative Capacity Building Benefits of Project Design & Evaluation & Collaboration

philosophically, the means must match the ends... part of capacity building: increasing skills at project design, development, assessment as part of the work you do, not a separate skill part of collaboration building: working with new stakeholders, building partnerships, increasing reach and impact Collaborative Evaluations

practically... conserves resources o You can do all or part of large grant reporting yourself, saving on external eval costs increases resources o You’ll write better proposals for grants & be better able to develop self-sustaining programming independent of grant needs Collaborative Evaluations

Clarify the evaluation/clarifying the goals Defining the evaluation/defining the project Collecting data/monitoring and assessing Assessing data/collaborative and “community owned and managed” Sharing findings/product as activity Integration of Project Design & Evaluation

Resources local whole grain flour, oven Logic Models  Activities family kneads, mixes, rises, and bakes  Outputs loaf of bread  Outcomes short-term yummy bread for dinner enjoyed by family  Outcomes long-term family happy and advocates for home- baked, local, whole grain bread

Logic Models

Steps Assets Needs Assumptions (identify factors influencing project) Goals (mission and intentions) Activities (what you do) Outputs (#s participated, hours of work...) Outcomes (change) Logic Models

PDP Logic Model

PDP simple Logic Model

creative logic models

Whole Measures, Community Food Security (digital) Community Food System Coalition Evaluation Handbook and Toolkit (order through CFS, digital tools) Food Security Begins at Home, SSAWG CFP project (digital files) Dismantling Racism: a resource book, Western States Center (digital) Growing Communities Curriculum, ACGA ( order Resources for project design & evaluation

Leave training with new ideas/questions Leave training with new tools/resources o Revised or new draft of project or likely directions o Revised or new draft of logic model o New materials and aids so also need a PROCESS for taking this back to your whole team o Trial run for sharing forward what you learn with another group in Phase II next year Team Process

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