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Guide to Program Evaluation
Getting Started: Evaluation Constraints
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Getting Started
Evaluation Constraints
Every evaluation is carried out under certain constraints or limitations. These constraints should be identified as part of the planning process for the evaluation. Two major evaluation constraints are time and cost. Evaluation results that are not timely are not useful to program managers and funding agencies. When evaluation information is needed quickly, the evaluation must address fewer questions. Similarly, the financial resources available for the evaluation help to determine its scope. The strengths and weaknesses of various evaluation approaches should be considered while keeping in mind the level of resources available.
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Considering the Evaluation's Constraints (General Accounting Office)
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