CIPP Model

The CIPP Model is a framework for evaluating programs or projects to ensure they are effective and meet their goals. It stands for four components: Context (assessing needs and setting goals), Input (planning resources and strategies), Process (monitoring how the program is implemented), and Product (measuring outcomes and success). By systematically examining each part, stakeholders can make informed decisions, improve ongoing efforts, and ensure that the program delivers desired results. It's like a thorough check-up that helps identify strengths and areas for improvement throughout a program’s lifecycle.