Theory of change
Theory of change
Leads
- Erica Breuer
- Margie Schneider
WORK PACKAGE 1
Co-development of research and training agenda
Leads
- Erica Breuer
- Margie Schneider
Theory of Change (ToC) is an outcomes-based approach which describes how a programme brings about specific outcomes through a logical sequence of intermediate outcomes. The Theory of Change process is a way to systematically set out the steps that will lead to achieving the aims of the STRiDE project. The process starts by identifying where we are at currently, where we want to be and how to get there.
The ToC map describes what success looks like, sets out the rationale and assumptions made explicitly, provides indicators of success and sets out a series of activities that need to be implemented to achieve success. We have produced:
- A STRiDE programme ToC map incorporating all other work packages and work plans to inform a monitoring and evaluation plan for the project
- Country level ToC maps in each of the seven STRiDE countries to inform our research, contextual barriers and facilitating factors for impact at the country level.
The ToC maps were developed in workshops bringing together key stakeholders at an international level and a national workshop in each of the seven countries.
OUTPUTS
05 Nov 2019
Guidance and Resources
Research Tool 1: Theory of change
Breuer E, Comas-Herrera A, Docrat S, Freeman E, Schneider M and the STRiDE teamĀ (2019) STRiDE Theory of Change Workshops: Guidance and Resources. STRiDE Research Tool No.1 (version 2), Care Policy and Evaluation Centre at LSE, London.