evaluationfeedback
Evaluation feedback refers to the information produced by an evaluation that is communicated to stakeholders to inform decision making and guide improvements. It synthesizes evidence about a program, project, product, or policy, and is intended to support accountability, learning, and evidence-based planning. Feedback may be directed to managers, practitioners, funders, researchers, and participants, depending on the context.
Sources include quantitative indicators, qualitative observations, user surveys, interviews, audits, and administrative data. Feedback is often
The feedback process typically involves planning the data needs, collecting and analyzing information, interpreting findings in
Challenges include data quality issues, misinterpretation, and resistance to change; ethical considerations around privacy and consent;