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Session Title: A Theory Driven Multi-year Strategic Evaluation Plan for a Multi-program Government Agency
Expert Lecture Session 655 to be held in CROCKETT D on Friday, Nov 12, 3:35 PM to 4:20 PM
Sponsored by the Government Evaluation TIG
Chair(s):
Gretchen Jordan, Sandia National Laboratories, gbjorda@sandia.gov
Presenter(s):
John Reed, Innovologie LLC, jreed@innovologie.com
Abstract: This paper describes the development and the tools used to create a multi-year strategic evaluation plan for a multi-program Federal Agency. Using the theory based Impact Evaluation Framework for Technology Deployment developed by Reed, Jordan and Vine (2007), a comprehensive and integrated multi-year plan tuned to agency priorities was developed. The plan simplifies the complex. It is strategic, theory guided, integrated across diverse program elements, multi-year to facilitate budgeting, and adaptable to rapidly changing priorities. The paper highlights both the development process and the results including a discussion of the context, program logic, evaluation issues, evaluation questions, high-level descriptions of priority evaluation activities, a timeline, and a budget. Reed, John H. Gretchen Jordan, and Ed Vine. Impact Evaluation Framework for Technology Deployment Programs: An Approach for Quantifying Retrospective Energy Savings, Clean Energy Advances, and Market Effects. (Main Report) Washington DC: US Department of Energy. 2007.

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