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KnowledgeBases > The Program Evaluation KnowledgeBase > Element 1 > Activity 3 > Task 4: Identify Required Resources

Guideline: Required resources include people, time and money. Specifically, does the organization have the right people with the needed expertise to conduct the evaluation, if so do they have the time to commit to it, and does the organization have the funds available to cover the costs associated with conducting the evaluation? If the answers are yes-yes-yes then the organization probably has the means to proceed with the planned evaluation. If the one or more of the answers is no, then the organization should search for alternative resources to meet those needs.
Checklists Checklist of Internal Resources

This list suggests types of possible internal resources to support a grant proposal.

Tools Evaluation Budget

This worksheet from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation Evaluation Handbook is intended to help project planners develop a budget for project evaluation.

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Tools Program Evaluation Planning Worksheet _EXTERNAL_LINK

This worksheet takes the grant seeker through a process of thinking through how to conduct a project or program evaluation.

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