Evaluation Indicators for Advocacy Grants Print E-mail

 

  • Number of people targeted with information on issue X.
  • Number of media outlets that publish material developed by organization.
  • Number of organizations attending meetings/assemblies.
  • Number of organizations involved in coalition for issue X.
  • Number and percent of (a) participants and (b) community residents providing funding to support the cause.
  • Number of elected officials who publicly support the campaign.
  • Number of legislative votes in favor of the program's position on issue X.
  • Number of litigation in favor of the program’s position on issue X.
  • Number and percent of sought actions taken by the government agency.
  • Favorable legislation/reform measures passed related to program goals or development.
  • Number of regulations changed in favor of issue X.
  • Increased equity in community.
  • Implementation of changed policy.
  • Improved condition of population X.
  • Number and percent of community residents satisfied with services of community organizing or policy org.

The above obtained from What Works: The Center for What Works and the Urban Institute’s Outcome Indicators Project www.urban.org/center/cnp/projects/outcomeindicators.cfm