“Results-Based” generally refers to an approach, system, or strategy that focuses on achieving specific, measurable outcomes or results, rather than just completing activities or processes.

A Logical Model (also called a Logic Model) is a visual or structured representation that shows how a program, project, or initiative is intended to work. It links resources, activities and outputs.

A Baseline Evaluation is an initial assessment conducted before a program, project, or intervention begins to measure the starting point or current status of key indicators assessment conducted output.

A Midline Evaluation is an assessment conducted during the implementation of a program, project, or intervention, usually after some activities have been completed.

An Impact Evaluation is a type of assessment conducted to determine the long-term effects or changes that a program, project, or intervention has caused error message.

Process Monitoring is the continuous tracking and supervision of how a program, project, or activity is being implemented, focusing on whether the planned activities.