Using Logic Models to Guide the Planning and Evaluation of Complex Initiatives

Felicia Hurwitz and Andrew Burwick

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Abstract: This brief highlights how logic models can be an effective tool for guiding the planning and evaluation of complex initiatives, especially those that aim to promote equity for children and families and ultimately improve child well-being.

Keywords: logic models; systems change; measures; equity; early childhood (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 8
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