dampakhasilnya

Dampakhasilnya is a concept used in Indonesian discourse to describe the analysis of the consequences produced by a result, decision, or action. The term blends dampak (impact) with hasil (result) and nyea. While not a formal entry in standard dictionaries, it appears in planning, evaluation, and policy discussions to emphasize outcomes-driven assessment and learning from what follows a particular result.

The concept centers on outcomes rather than processes, examining both intended and unintended effects across short- and long-term horizons. It differentiates direct effects of a result from indirect or secondary effects that emerge in social, economic, environmental, and governance dimensions. Practically, dampakhasilnya invites evaluators to look beyond whether a result occurred to understand what happened because of that result and how it reshapes surrounding systems.

Methodologically, dampakhasilnya involves defining indicators, collecting qualitative and quantitative data, and attributing observed effects to the result in question. It often uses monitoring and evaluation methods, baseline comparisons, stakeholder input, and, where possible, counterfactual reasoning to distinguish causation from correlation. The approach supports triangulation across sources and disciplines to present a balanced view of consequences.

Applications span public policy, corporate accountability, and development projects. For example, a social program might be evaluated not only on immediate outputs but on how it changes livelihoods, social equity, or community resilience. Dampakhasilnya thus serves as a framework for learning and continuous improvement by clarifying what the results actually produce.

See also: evaluasi dampak, analisis dampak, dampak sosial.