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1. www.betterevaluation.org › impact-evaluationImpact evaluation | Better Evaluation

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   An impact evaluation provides information about the observed changes or 'impacts' produced by an intervention. These observed changes can be positive and negative, intended and unintended, direct and indirect. An impact evaluation must establish the cause of the observed changes. Identifying the cause is known as 'causal attribution' or 'causal ...

2. www.evalcommunity.com › career-center › impactImpact Evaluation: Definition and Benefits - EvalCommunity

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   Impact evaluation typically involves collecting data over an extended period, using a variety of research methods to assess the program’s outcomes and impact. These methods may include surveys, interviews, focus groups, and other data collection methods. Impact evaluation can also involve comparing the program to a control group or using ...

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4. blogs.lse.ac.uk › impactofsocialsciences › 2020How to tell an impact story? The building blocks you need

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   Sep 18, 2020 · The five impact types are: 1) Instrumental: changes to plans, decisions, behaviours, practices, actions, policies. 2) Conceptual: changes to knowledge, awareness, attitudes, emotions. 3) Capacity-building: changes to skills and expertise. 4) Enduring connectivity: changes to the number and quality of relationships and. trust.

5. www.sciencedirect.com › science › articleEvaluating impact from research: A methodological framework

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   May 1, 2021 · A typology of research impact evaluation designs is provided. •. A methodological framework is proposed to guide evaluations of the significance and reach of impact that can be attributed to research. •. These enable evaluation design and methods to be selected to evidence the impact of research from any discipline.

   • Author: M. S. Reed, M. S. Reed, M. Ferré, J. Martin-Ortega, Rachel Blanche, R. Lawford-Rolfe, M. Dallimer, J...

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6. link.springer.com › chapter › 10Research Impact: The What, Why, When and How | SpringerLink

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   Oct 6, 2020 · Therefore, impact is the result of an action or an influence on people or things. Moving onto research impact, it refers to any type of output of research activities which can be considered to have a ‘positive return’ for the scientific community, health systems, patients and the society in general [4].

   • Author: Hugh P. McKenna
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7. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Impact_evaluationImpact evaluation - Wikipedia

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   According to the World Bank's Independent Evaluation Group (IEG), impact evaluation is the systematic identification of the effects positive or negative, intended or not on individual households, institutions, and the environment caused by a given development activity such as a program or project. [24]

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   What is impact evaluation?

   • Some individuals and organisations use a narrower definition of impact evaluation, and only include evaluations containing a counterfactual of some kind. These different definitions are important when deciding what methods or research designs will be considered credible by the intended user of the evaluation or by partners or funders.

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   What is research impact?

   • Building on these considerations, we define research impact as demonstrable and/or perceptible benefits to individuals, groups, organisations and society (including human and non-human entities in the present and future) that are causally linked (necessarily or sufficiently) to research. 2.2. What is research impact evaluation?

   Evaluating impact from research: A methodological framework

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   What is a research impact evaluation design?

   • A typology of research impact evaluation designs is provided. A methodological framework is proposed to guide evaluations of the significance and reach of impact that can be attributed to research. These enable evaluation design and methods to be selected to evidence the impact of research from any discipline.

   Evaluating impact from research: A methodological framework

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   What does impact mean in business?

   • The Cambridge English Dictionary defined impact as ‘ a powerful effect that something, especially something new, has on a situation or person ’. Alternatively, The Collin’s Business Dictionary defined it as a measure of the tangible and intangible effects (consequences) of one’s action or influence upon another.

   Research Impact: The What, Why, When and How | SpringerLink

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   What is impact in psychology?

   • Impact is in the eye of the beholder; a benefit perceived by one group at one time and place may be perceived as harmful or damaging by another group at the same or another time or place.

   Evaluating impact from research: A methodological framework

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   What is an example of an impact evaluation?

   • For example, the findings of an impact evaluation can be used to improve implementation of a programme for the next intake of participants by identifying critical elements to monitor and tightly manage. Most often, impact evaluation is used for summative purposes.

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9. www.oulu.fi › en › impacthelperWhat is impact? | University of Oulu

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   Impact is change taking place over time. Progress in science is rarely sudden. The wider, societal, economic or environmental cumulative changes over a longer period of time occurring as a result of research can be defined as impact. The Academy of Finland defines impact as "...the ways in which research influences a wide variety of phenomena ...