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Introducing Outcomes

This one day course from CENI focuses on measuring the benefits gained from project activities and provides an introduction to concepts and issues as well as a number of examples of outcomes.
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Event date: 25 February 2010 - 10:00am
Cost: Per person per day: £100 (vol/comm); £175 (statutory/commercial)
Contact: Gladys Swanton
Phone: 028 90248 005
Location: Prince's Trust Head Office, Block 5, Jennymount Court, Belfast BT15 3HN
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Location

Prince's Trust Head Office
Block 5, Jennymount Court North Derby Street
Belfast, BT15 3HN54° 36' 58.9788" N, 5° 55' 20.7948" W
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This one day course is targeted at those who are required to monitor and report on outcomes on an on-going basis.  There has been increasing emphasis placed on this area by funders and policy makers in recent years.  However evaluating outcomes is also important for organisations to enable them to assess which approaches work best in achieving outcomes and in order to contribute to improving practice.

 

The course will include discussion and exercises on:

  • Outcomes and their importance within the current funding environment
  • Benefits and the challenges of evaluating outcomes
  • Stakeholder perspectives on outcomes
  • The use of the Logic Model for evaluating outcomes
  • Identifying outcomes and developing an outcomes framework
  • Measuring 'hard' and 'soft' outcomes using quantitative and qualitative indicators
  • Examples of data collection tools for outcomes including baseline information required
  • Good practice in evaluating project outcomes

To book a place contact Gladys Swanton, Training Manager, CENI on 028 90248 005 or email gladys@ceni.org.  Courses can also be booked online at www.ceni.org

 

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