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Outcome-based evaluation (2nd edn)

The primary goal of this book is to explain the implications of outcome-based evaluation for accountability and performance improvement and to assist key players in framing the right questions. The author also discusses concerns with outcome-based evaluation such as true causes for outcomes being beyond the control of those who are accountable. But he provides practical guidelines throughout the text to address various concerns encountered during the outcome-based evaluation process. The book is intended for promoters, stakeholders, and evaluators. While the focus is on health, education, and social service programmes, the lessons can be applied to any area of social policy.