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1. What Are the Objectives?
Clearly defining the
objectives
of the evaluation is the first step. What are the specific health outcomes or behaviors the program aims to influence?
Frequently asked queries:
1. What Are the Objectives?
2. What Are the Evaluation Criteria?
3. What Methods Will Be Used?
4. Who Are the Stakeholders?
5. What Data Will Be Collected?
6. How Will Data Be Analyzed?
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