STEP 2

Logic Model

Identify your role in the solution and what you'll do

A Logic Model zooms in on the specific pathway that your initiative will tackle.

A Logic Model portrays a neat, orderly structure for a particular pathway of change, which makes it easier to monitor implementation.

PROGRAM EVALUATION

ADVOCACY EVALUATION

A Logic Model presents a picture of how your program is supposed to lead to the intended results. It is a series of if/then statements that flow from inputs to activities, outputs, outcomes, and impact. It explains why your program is a good solution for the problem at hand.

APPLIED LOGIC MODEL EXAMPLES

Here are some strong examples of logic models for program evaluation:

A Logic Model presents a picture of how your planned advocacy strategies and tactics (activities) are supposed to lead to the intended results. It is a series of if/then statements that flow from inputs to tactics, outputs, outcomes, and impact. It explains why your advocacy strategy is a good solution for the problem at hand.

APPLIED LOGIC MODEL EXAMPLES

Here are some strong examples of logic models for advocacy evaluation:

STEP 2

Logic Model

Identify your role in the solution and what you'll do

APPLIED LOGIC MODEL EXAMPLES

APPLIED LOGIC MODEL EXAMPLES

Review other steps

STEP 1

Theory of
Change

STEP 3

Logframe

STEP 2

Logic Model

Identify your role in the solution and what you'll do

APPLIED LOGIC MODEL EXAMPLES

Review other steps

STEP 1

Theory of Change

STEP 3

Logframe

Theory of
Change