♦ LOGIC MODELS
Logic models are an increasingly common component of grant proposals.
What Is a Logic Model?
Lisa Wyatt Knowlton and Cynthia C. Phillips
It is a systematic, visual way to show the relationships among project resources, activities, and results you hope to achieve. Most simply, it is a project road map, detailing a sequential chain of if-then relationships among the steps of a project that illustrates the connections among its elements. A very basic logic model consists of assumptions based on theory, research, evaluation, and knowledge that supports the premises of your project and external factors or variables that need to be taken into account in conducting the project. Anne L. Rothstein
What Does a Logic Model Do?
Anne L. Rothstein
A logic model illustrates the relationship between a current situation, processes, and resulting outputs and short-, medium-, and long-term outcomes. While the specific components and design will vary, logic models most commonly move from left to right and show the relationship between inputs (the resources you will need for your project), activities (what your project will do), outputs (deliverables or products), and outcomes (the impacts on participants). Jeremy T. Miner and Kelly C. Ball
Why Use a Logic Model?
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