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Outcome Mapping Practitioner Guide

Evaluation & OM

With respect to evaluation, Outcome Mapping was initially intended for programme managers to clarify why an evaluation would be needed, who needs it and what the focus should be on, according to the defined use and users of the evaluation.  These are good lines of questioning for evaluators as well.  OM was not intended as a tool for designing and conducting an evaluation, but as a guidance note, to then be used with other methods.  


How have OM tools and principles been used by programmes and programme teams for evaluation processes?

Nuggets related to this section:

  1. Using Outcome Mapping and Outcome Harvesting for drought preparedness in Brazil by Maria Emilia Accioli Nobre Bretan

How have OM tools and principles been used and adapted by external evaluators?

Nuggets related to this section:

  1. Do’s and Don’ts for mapping outcomes by Goele Scheers
  2. Outcome Harvesting by OMLC Coordinator
  3. A community team plus computer software can enhance Outcome Harvesting by Jeph Mathias
  4. Adapting Outcome Harvesting for evidencing the contribution of CGIAR-CCAFS (upstream) research outputs towards (downstream) development outcomes by Kornelia Rassmann

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