Logical Frameworks (LogFrames) & Theories of Change

Hosted by the Canadian Evaluation Society and facilitated by Molly den Heyer, PhDT, this workshop offers attendees a broad introduction to Logical Frameworks and Theories of Change, including how they are applied to design, execute, and assess social initiatives.

Attendees will learn how to:

• Grasp and explain how logical frameworks and theories of change are applied in social initiatives, especially in relation to planning, tracking, and evaluation
• Develop a basic theory of change that illustrates the links between activities and short-, medium-, and long-term outcomes
• Recognize the importance of stakeholder involvement in shaping and sustaining a collective understanding of how actions contribute to intended impacts
• Pinpoint potential risks and underlying assumptions that support a theory of change
• Apply a theory of change as a foundation for building monitoring and evaluation systems, particularly for measuring progress along the theory’s causal pathways
• Examine the variety of theory of change models and different ways they can be visually or conceptually represented

Register for the workshop here