This is for planners, managers and officers at all levels who have to describe results expectations in their work. The session explores real life logic models, measurement and evaluation frameworks, monitoring reports and evaluations to show how reach can be built in – and how it can reveal important information about how policy makers, administrators, communities of interest and individual target groups interact with each other to achieve goals. The presentation will show how building the concept of reach into results logic frameworks can be especially important in helping to understand complicated and complex initiatives, relationship management, reach vs results trade-offs and equity issues. Participants will be offered the opportunity to interactively explore real life examples with the presenters.

The session will also include a summary of how the concepts presented in this presentation can be built into a checklist of key ideas for planning, policy analysis, monitoring and evaluation.

Sanjeev's recommended links:
http://torontoevaluation.ca/tclhin