Match List I with List II Choose the correct answer from the options given below:LIST I (Type of Evaluation) LIST II (Main Issue for Evaluation) A. Program/Intervention planning Evaluation I. Effectiveness of a program / Intervention B. Process/ monitoring Evaluation II. Need for a program/ Intervention C. Impact/Outcome Evaluation III. Efficiency of the service delivery D. Cost-effective Evaluation IV. Cost of delivering the service
A-II, B-III, C-I, D-IV
This question requires matching four types of evaluation with the main issue each one addresses:
| Type of evaluation | Main issue addressed |
|---|---|
| Program/Intervention planning evaluation | Need for a program/intervention |
| Process/monitoring evaluation | Efficiency of the service delivery |
| Impact/Outcome evaluation | Effectiveness of a program/intervention |
| Cost-effectiveness evaluation | Cost of delivering the service |
Program/Intervention planning evaluation is carried out before a program is designed, to assess whether there is genuine need for the intervention.
Process/monitoring evaluation examines how a program is being implemented while it is running, focusing on the efficiency of service delivery.
Impact/Outcome evaluation assesses whether the program actually achieves its intended results, that is, its effectiveness.
Cost-effectiveness evaluation examines the cost involved in delivering the service relative to the benefits gained.
This gives the pairing: planning evaluation with need for the program, process evaluation with efficiency of delivery, impact evaluation with effectiveness, and cost-effectiveness evaluation with cost of delivery.
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