Monitoring, Evaluating, and Applying Findings: Video 9
Describes the task of analyzing costs to satisfy funding requirements; support decision-making around intervention selection, testing, and piloting; and plan for scaling up and sustainability.
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Examines how child welfare agencies can use a structured approach to monitor and evaluate the implementation and impact of a program or other intervention and apply findings. Monitoring and evaluation are essential activities for making informed decisions and guiding improvements. This series of 12 videos examines intervention monitoring, evaluating, and applying findings by considering essential functions, or tasks. Video 9 explores the task of analyzing costs to satisfy funding requirements, support decision-making around intervention selection, testing, and piloting, and plan for scaling up and sustainability.
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Capacity Building Center for States (2019). Monitoring, Evaluating, and Applying Findings: Video 9. Children’s Bureau, Administration for Children and Families, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
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