What Drives Program Evaluation Costs?

Evaluations are a powerful tool that you, as a policymaker, can use when determining how to allocate limited public resources toward effective programs. Though many types of evaluations exist, this fact sheet focuses on impact evaluations, which allow you to know whether a program achieved its intended effects, such as an increase in employment or a decrease in crime.
Evaluations are a powerful tool that you, as a policymaker, can use when determining how to allocate limited public resources toward effective programs. Though many types of evaluations exist, this fact sheet focuses on impact evaluations, which allow you to know whether a program achieved its intended effects, such as an increase in employment or a decrease in crime.

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