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Guide to Program Evaluation
Getting Started: Cost-Effectiveness and Cost-Benefit Assessment
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Getting Started
Types of Evaluation Activities
Cost-Effectiveness and Cost-Benefit Assessment
These assessments focus on using the results from a sound program evaluation to assess how effective the program is relative to other program alternatives in terms of cost. Cost-benefit analysis does not answer the question of whether the program works; instead, it uses the results of evaluations to compare the economic value of the outcomes and costs of one program with another.
Learn More...
Comparative Costs and Benefits of Programs to Reduce Crime, Version 4.0 (Washington State Institute for Public Policy)
Distinguishing Cost-Benefit Analysis from Program Evaluation (Justice Research and Statistics Association, p. 6)
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