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The purpose of Engaging Queenslanders: Evaluating community engagement is to assist public officials at all levels to evaluate community engagement activities.

This resource recognises that the process of evaluation can vary from a relatively small but purposeful assessment of a program to a more formalised evaluation study. Rather than presenting a prescriptive approach, this resource encourages good judgement in matching the methods of evaluation with the objectives of the engagement program.

It provides guidance in:

• developing an evaluation framework
• developing evaluation data collection tools
• interpreting and analysing evaluation data
• ensuring evaluation outcomes feed into future planning and decision-making

Where can I view this resource?

Engaging Queenslanders: Evaluating community engagement (PDF, 947 KB)

Last updated 21 August 2008