evalueringsdokumenter

Evalueringsdokumenter are written materials that record the findings and conclusions of an evaluation. These documents serve as a formal account of how a project, program, product, or process was assessed. They typically outline the evaluation's objectives, methodology, data collected, analysis performed, and the resulting judgments about the subject's effectiveness, efficiency, relevance, impact, or sustainability.

The primary purpose of an evalueringsdokument is to communicate the evaluation's outcomes to stakeholders. This allows for informed decision-making, learning, and accountability. The specific content and format of an evalueringsdokument can vary significantly depending on the context, the audience, and the type of evaluation conducted. Common elements include an executive summary, introduction, background information, evaluation questions, methodology description, findings, conclusions, recommendations, and appendices.

These documents are crucial for transparency and for demonstrating that resources have been used effectively. They can guide future planning, identify areas for improvement, and justify continued investment or necessary changes. In many professional and academic fields, the creation and dissemination of well-structured evalueringsdokumenter are standard practice. They contribute to a cycle of continuous improvement and evidence-based practice.