CIPP Model (Context, Input, Process, Product)

The CIPP Model is a framework used for evaluating programs or projects based on four key components: Context, Input, Process, and Product. - **Context** refers to the environment and needs that the program addresses. - **Input** involves the resources, strategies, and plans put into the program. - **Process** focuses on the actual implementation and activities carried out. - **Product** evaluates the outcomes and results of the program. By examining these aspects, stakeholders can assess effectiveness, make improvements, and ensure that goals are met in a comprehensive manner.