aes24 International Evaluation Conference

Authors: Charlie TULLOCH (Policy Performance)

Evaluation logic modelling is a frequently used technique, looking at such things as inputs, activities, outputs and outcomes.
Since the early 2000s, the Department of Treasury and Finance (Victoria) has used an adapted logic modelling format called Investment Logic Mapping (ILM). It is now used nation-wide and internationally to support resource allocation planning, along with stakeholder engagement.

ILMs and evaluation logic modelling have many similarities, but some major differences.

This ignite presentation will compare and contrast both these tools, and describe when and why to use each.

Attendees will very quickly understand the main similarities and differences, their advantages and drawbacks.