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1 Theory of Change Model with Assumptions & Influences

2 Theory of Change Model with Assumptions & Influences (this slide can be edited) Edit text Assumptions InputsActivitiesOutputsOutcomesImpacts Influence Edit text

3 Standard Flow Chart Inputs Activities Outputs Outcomes Impacts

4 Standard Flow Chart (this slide can be edited) Inputs Activities Outputs Outcomes Impacts Edit text

5 Standard Results Chain Inputs (Resources) Activities Outputs Outcomes (short-term) Outcomes (intermediate) Impacts (Longer Term Goal) Area of Control Internal to the Organization Outputs Reach Direct Beneficiaries Area of Influence External to the Organization External Factors

6 Standard Results Chain (this slide can be edited) Inputs (Resources) Activities Outputs Outcomes (short-term) Outcomes (intermediate) Impacts (Longer Term Goal) Area of Control Internal to the Organization Outputs Reach Direct Beneficiaries Area of Influence External to the Organization External Factors

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