Weed out the outcomes that are duplicative, overlapping, or beyond the scope of the program. Get feedback on the logic model and the outcomes selected for measurement. Time taken to fine-tune ideas and reach consensus will pay off later. Defining a set of outcomes is a very important step because it creates the foundation for all subsequent planning and implementation activities. The next Making it Count article will discuss planning a measurement strategy and identifying indicators.
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