Application of Program Logic Model to Agricultural Technology Transfer Programs

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Abstract: Program logic models have provided a method of schematically presenting program objectives and the underlying cause-effect relationships between activities and outcomes. This article presents a model that explicitly recognizes the ultimate societal-level benefits, and also accommodates identification of outputs, performance indicators, and targets for all levels of objectives. The model is illustrated with a hypothetical agricultural technology transfer program, and some anecdotal observations are presented from the author's work with public-sector program managers and staff.

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Framst, G. (1995). Application of Program Logic Model to Agricultural Technology Transfer Programs. Canadian Journal of Program Evaluation, 10(2), 123–132. https://doi.org/10.3138/cjpe.10.009

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