An evaluation framework (sometimes called a Monitoring and Evaluation framework, or more recently a Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning framework) provides an overall framework for evaluations across different programs or different evaluations of a single program (e.g. process evaluation; impact evaluation).
An evaluation framework can include guidance on data sources and management processes. It sometimes includes an overall program theory/logic model and principles to guide the planning, management and conduct of evaluations.
This document outlines definitions and principles for evaluation across State government and how evaluation should be built into public management processes.
This book, written by Anne Markiewicz and Ian Patrick, offers a step-by-step guide to developing a monitoring and evaluation framework. The approach it presents is both theory and practice-led and is designed to provide clear and practical advice in a participatory, logical, systematic, and integrated way. The text includes end-of-chapter review questions and a summary checklist, and is complemented by the downloadable monitoring and evaluation framework template.
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