Logic Model Example.pdf

Logic Model Example

Impact In the Impact section, the applicant describes the fundamental change occurring in organizations, communities or systems as a result of project activities over multiple years. For example, reduce the rate of repeated abuse in the community.

Outcomes – Short & Long

Term

In the Outcomes section, the applicant describes the specific changes that occur because of the intervention. Changes can be in participants’ behavior, knowledge, and skills. Changes may be divided into Short-term and Long-term i.e. months to multiple years depending on the intervention.

Outputs In the Outputs section, the applicant describes the expected direct results of the project that show evidence of the delivery of the intervention. For example, number of people served in target populations, number of hours of counseling services provided or number of trainings held.

Activities In the Activities section, the applicant would describe/summarize the events or actions the project does with the resources to address the problem. For example, provision of counseling services, provision of training, etc.

Inputs/Resources In the Inputs and Resources section, the applicant would describe the Investments and resources available to the project to accomplish the set of activities, such as staff, project funding, intervention materials, expertise from community partners, resources from community partners, etc.

Contextual Factors and Assumptions

In the Contextual Factors and Assumptions section, the applicant would list relevant risk and protective factors for abuse, neglect and exploitation from intervention research as well as state or other data the applicant may be relying upon. These can be specific to the target population(s) the applicant is focusing upon.