Technical Briefs
Outcome mapping: A method for tracking behavioral changes in development programs
Overview
Outcome mapping is a strategic approach used in development initiatives focused on fostering social change. This methodology helps program teams realistically track the connections between their actions and the resulting outcomes. The methodology comprises adaptable tools suited for project and program planning, monitoring and evaluation across various contexts, enhancing team comprehension of change processes, improving result efficiency, and fostering realistic, accountable reporting.
Publication Year:
2005
Source | Publisher:
International Development Research Centre (IDRC)
Best Suited For:
Monitoring & Evaluation Team, Programs Team
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