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Logic Models present a simplified picture of a program, initiative, or intervention showing the logical relationship among the resources invested, the activities that take place and the benefits or changes that result.

Logic models illustrate a sequence of
cause-and-effect relationships—a systems approach to communicate the path toward a desired result.

Logic Models may be used in Program Planning, Program Management. Consensus Building, and Communication.

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Logic Model for Program Planning & Evaluation

Logic Models: A Tool for Telling Your Program’s Performance Story

Creating Program Logic Models

Components of a Logic Model

1. Situation/Priorities
2. Inputs
3. Outputs (activities and participation)
   
4. Outcomes
5. Assumptions
6. External Factors



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