Communication of results and utilization in participatory program evaluation
Evaluation and Program PlanningPublished 1 January 1988
Jennifer C. Greene
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This paper explores the linkages between utilization and stakeholder participation in the evaluation process, specifically in the communication of results phase of evaluation. It is argued that key elements of a participatory evaluation process can be linked to meaningful and multiple forms of results utilization through cognitive and political uses of the evaluation process. Data from two small-scale participatory evaluations are used to support this argument.
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