Practical Use of Program Evaluation among Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD) Programs

This manual provides step-by-step guidance on how to design and implement a program evaluation. Its goal is to build the evaluation capacity of STD programs so that they can internally monitor their program activities, understand what is working or not working, and improve their efforts.

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Introduction to the Manual

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Step 1: Engage Stakeholders

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Short Guide:
Identifying and Determining Involvement of Stakeholders

Step 2: Describe the Program

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Short Guides:
Identifying the Components of A Logic Model
Developing Program Goals and Measurable Objectives

Step 3: Focus the Evaluation

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Short Guides:
Types of Evaluation
Developing Evaluation Questions
Focusing the Evaluation

Step 4: Gather Credible Evidence

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Short Guides:
Developing Evaluation Indicators
Selecting Data Collection Methods

Step 5: Justify Conclusions

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Step 6: Ensure Use, Share Lessons

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Glossary and Appendices

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