🥝Outcome mapping
How do initiatives' outcomes bring sustainable social change?
(in progress)
What is it about and why is it relevant ?
Outcome mapping is a methodology for planning, monitoring and evaluating development initiatives in order to bring about sustainable social change. As the name suggests, its niche is understanding outcomes; the so-called ‘missing-middle’ or ‘black box’ of results that emerge downstream from the initiative’s activities but upstream from longer-term economic, environmental, political or demographic changes.
Outcome mapping will be one of the key methods that will be utilized in the project's Impact Assessment. It will be tailored to accommodate for all 5 key concepts through the challenges and missions defined by pilot cities. If you want to learn more about Outcome Mapping you may access this link.
Summary Table
Characteristics | |
Purpose | Plan, monitor and evaluate development initiatives |
Difficulty | difficult |
Duration | n.a. |
Facilitator | Participants | n.a. |
Setting | Online & Offline |
Contact | |
CENTRINNO Tagging system | #Build&GrowYourCommunity, #Socialinclusion, #all5Key Concept |
Other Tags | third sector, impact assessment |
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