A Phronetic Approach to Program Evaluation for the Non-Profit Sector
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Copyright: 2025
Pages: 102
Edition: 1
Copyright: 2025
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A Phronetic Approach to Program Evaluation for the Non-Profit Sector is a brief and practical resource that smaller non-profit organizations (or units within larger organizations) can use to evaluate their programs. The book outlines the program evaluation process, from why organizations should conduct evaluations and what can be explored to who should be involved. The contents also guide non-profit organizations on how to interpret the findings and use that knowledge to inform future action.
Javier Mignone is a professor in the College of Community and Global Health, Rady Faculty of Health Sciences, at the University of Manitoba, Canada. He teaches undergraduate and graduate courses on program evaluation while leading the university's Program and Policy Evaluation Research Group. Javier is also a practitioner in the field, having collaborated with hundreds of non-profit organizations and community partners on their program evaluations over the past thirty years. He holds a PhD in Community Health Sciences.
A Phronetic Approach to Program Evaluation for the Non-Profit Sector is a brief and practical resource that smaller non-profit organizations (or units within larger organizations) can use to evaluate their programs. The book outlines the program evaluation process, from why organizations should conduct evaluations and what can be explored to who should be involved. The contents also guide non-profit organizations on how to interpret the findings and use that knowledge to inform future action.
Javier Mignone is a professor in the College of Community and Global Health, Rady Faculty of Health Sciences, at the University of Manitoba, Canada. He teaches undergraduate and graduate courses on program evaluation while leading the university's Program and Policy Evaluation Research Group. Javier is also a practitioner in the field, having collaborated with hundreds of non-profit organizations and community partners on their program evaluations over the past thirty years. He holds a PhD in Community Health Sciences.