This document outlines questions to address in an evaluation of a project, including discussing objectives that were achieved and how they were measured, modifications needed for objectives not fully achieved, sustainability of the project's impacts, expectations for the future of the project or issue it addressed, communication and resource aspects during the project, key facilitators and barriers, and lessons learned.

1. Discuss what contributed to the successes you did achieve, and
ASSIGNMENTYou should individually address each of the objectives you originally created.
Discuss how they were measured, and to what level were they achieved. It is OK if things
are not 100% achieved as planned. Possibly you needed a different objective, or you were
overly optimistic relative to the available time-frame. Discuss what contributed to the
successes you did achieve, and what modifications might be needed to address things that
were not achieved as expected.Consider what you think the future holds for this project.
Think about the issues around Sustainability. If the project was a one time event, what are
the expectations for the future of the issue that was being addressed – are the original
concerns likely to reappear? Or are they well resolved? In either case (i.e., reappear or
resolved), why do you think so? If your project was a program that is expected to ‘continue’,
what are your expectations for it’s future, and it’s ability to address the original concern or
problem that it was developed to address. And be clear why you think that is the case.By
definition the above items might be more aligned with a summative evaluation. In regard to
the formative evaluation, next reflect on the process attributes of this project. Typically an
important factor is communication. Across the project was there good communication
between all stakeholder/participants? Additionally, were the required resources available
to achieve project goals & objectives? What were key facilitators to the project that really
helped things come together? Alternatively, what barriers were encountered, and how were
they dealt with? What lessons were learned?