Endline & Outcome Evaluation
Closing a programme with hard evidence of what the baseline promised.
An endline evaluation revisits the baseline indicators at programme close to measure exactly how much moved — the evidence a funder needs to judge success and a programme needs to learn.
- Baselines are meaningless without an endline
- It provides the definitive success verdict
- It captures lessons for the next programme
Proof of exactly how much moved
A baseline only has meaning once an endline revisits the same indicators — the gap between the two is the programme’s measured result and its lessons.
- Indicators fixed before delivery
- The condition to improve on
- A promise, not yet proof
- Same indicators re-measured
- Movement and its drivers
- The definitive success verdict
The distance between baseline and endline is the change that can be claimed.
A clear, practical approach
Re-measure baseline indicators at close.
Quantify movement and drivers.
A clear baseline-to-endline verdict with lessons.
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