<aside> 💡 The Logic Model provides a step-by-step guide for both project planning and evaluation:

1. Planning Phase:
   1. Identify and clarify project goals, inputs, activities, outputs, and outcomes.
   2. Establish logical connections between each component to form a cause-and-effect pathway.
   3. Ensure that the activities directly contribute to the intended outcomes and align with the project's overall purpose.
   4. Use the Logic Model as a communication tool to share the project's design and strategy with stakeholders and potential funders.
2. Implementation Phase:
   1. Use the Logic Model to guide the execution of project activities and monitor progress.
   2. Regularly assess whether the project is achieving its intended outputs and outcomes.
   3. Identify any deviations from the planned activities and outcomes and make necessary adjustments to improve effectiveness.
3. Evaluation Phase:
   1. During project evaluation, compare actual results with the anticipated outcomes outlined in the Logic Model.
   2. Assess the effectiveness and impact of the project by analyzing the degree to which the outcomes were achieved.
   3. Use evaluation findings to improve future project design and implementation. </aside>