Application 6.6 – Logic Model

Application 6.6

Logic Model

Assignment:

Review the description and examples below. Next create your own Logic Model based on your proposal/grant.

Process Components (planning elements)

Examples

Inputs

(resources needed – what we invest)

Funding, staff, materials, volunteers, equipment, policies, knowledge base, expertise, space, partners

Activities

(services provided – what we do)

Activities we do, train, classes/programs counsel, mentor, build, supervise

Outputs

(products of activities – what we create)

How many? Youth served? Classes? Users? Plans, templates, fun, articles

Outcome Components (Intended effects)

Examples

Short-term outcomeslearning

(immediate effects: weeks-months)

New knowledge and understanding, new skills

Intermediate outcomeschanging action

(intended effects that occur over the mid-term; months-years)

Confidence, changed attitude

Long-term Outcomeschange to the condition(s)

(long-term intended effects: years-decades)

Reading at grade level, changed status

Program Action Logic Model. Start with situation, needs, problems and stakeholder. Move right describing inputs, outputs, outcomes and impact.
Application 6.6 image 1 – Wiki exampled Logic Model

A blank logic model is available from the University of Wisconsin-Madison: https://logicmodel.extension.wisc.edu/files/2022/06/LM-worksheet.pdf

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