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The experience of evaluating your impact

Learning about evaluation and doing evaluation are two different things. It’s important to think well about evaluation, to understand the principles and grasp the steps. However, the real learning happens when we put evaluation into practice. That’s where the most valuable insights can be found. To give you a sense of what it’s like to do evaluation, we’ll be looking at 3 three real life stories from ministry leaders who recently completed a self-study of their impact.

Listen for the ways they talk about the practice of evaluation and the benefit of doing evaluation to prove and improve their impact.

Evaluating and communicating impact is demanding but rewarding and enriching.
It involves more than surveys or feedback—it requires clear intention, capturing outside and inside the triangle data, analysing it, identifying themes, and responding appropriately.
Learning from leaders who have implemented impact evaluation is valuable.
Three nonprofit/ministry leaders share their experiences in upcoming short Zoom clips.
These leaders show how evaluation can be embedded into organisational culture to support continuous improvement and a learning-focused ministry.
The clips provide practical insight into what it takes to lead effective impact evaluation.

The experience of evaluating your impact

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