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FCP and Evaluation
Family
Connection focuses on achieving a vision of positive results for
all of Georgia's children. Achieving this vision calls for statewide
focus on results and reform of the current system of accountability.
Evaluation
is a systematic process used to collect information and provide
answers to two important questions:
- What
is the community collaborative doing?
- To
what degree are desired outcomes for families and children being
achieved?
Evaluation
that promotes results accountability and adheres to recognized program
evaluation standards is a way to ensure that collaboratives are
making progress toward the goal areas identified in their evaluation
plans.
Family
Connection Partnership (FCP) Approach to Evaluation
Results
Accountability
Learn why FCP is committed to evaluation and results accountability
and how its Accountability Framework supports collaboratives' efforts
in improving results for children, families and communities.
Types
of Evaluation
Explore the two types of evaluation that collaboratives include
in their annual operating plans and FCP's special approach to evaluation.
Evaluation
Standards
Learn more about the program evaluation standards endorsed by FCP
to guide collaboratives in their evaluation efforts.
Relationship
to Other Collaborative Functions
Discover how evaluation is an integral part of all aspects of collaborative
functioning.
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