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Outcome Mapping — creating a map of behavioral changes

Any social project implies monitoring and assessment of its outcomes. In a perfect world, monitoring and assessment system should be included in the project already at the planning stage. Around twenty years ago, the assessment department of the Canadian International Development Research Center (IDRC) developed a method of project planning that includes a monitoring and assessment system. This method is based on a concept that all social changes stem from the changes in the behavior of people and organizations. This method was called Outcome Mapping, which basically means creating maps of behavioral changes.