Strategic Evidence Planning

Project Evident's ultimate goal with this approach is to increase the supply of outcomes-producing programs for communities that need them.

In this brief, we explore the challenges HealthySteps faced – and how Project Evident’s approach helped bolster their ability to use data for continuous program improvement across a varied network.

Evaluation should serve as the research and development component of nonprofit organizations, continually testing and improving services delivered to achieve greater benefit for the clients served.

The evidence continuum demonstrates how the infusion of progressively rigorous evaluation and measurement into every phase of a program’s lifecycle builds an evidence base for a program.

A case study of collective impact using a Theory of Change, created by Building Bright Futures, a child services organization in Vermont.