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Building evaluation capacity in local programs for multisite nutrition education interventions
Andrew Fourney1, Jennifer Gregson, Sharon Sugerman
1Network for a Healthy California, California Department of Public Health and Public Health Institute, Policy, Planning and Evaluation Section, Research and Evaluation Unit, Sacramento, CA 95899-7377, USA.
Abstract:
From 2004-2008, capacity to conduct program evaluation was built among the Network for a Healthy California's 48 largest local partners. Capacity building was done within a framework of Empowerment Evaluation and Utility-Focused evaluation. Tools included: a Scope of Work template, a handbook, a compendium of surveys, an evaluation plan and report template, data entry and analysis templates, teleconferences, workshops, and technical assistance. Over time, more programs completed an evaluation, used a more rigorous design, and reported statistically significant results. Acting as an evaluation guide, rather than a funder, Network staff built rapport with local programs that annually undertake new evaluations.
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