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Review and Analysis of Training Impact Evaluation Methods, and Proposed Measures to Support a United Nations System Fellowships Evaluation Framework

Prepared for the WHO's Department of Human Resources for Health on behalf of the UN Task Force on Impact Assessment of Fellowships by Michael A.Zinovieff with the support of Arie Rotem Geneva, July 2008

Review and analysis of training impact evaluation methods, and proposed measures to support a UN system fellowships evaluation framework

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INTRODUCTION....................................................................................................................................... 1 WHAT IS EVALUATION?........................................................................................................................... 2 1. DEFINITION .................................................................................................................................................. 2 2. DIMENSIONS................................................................................................................................................. 4 3. GOALS ......................................................................................................................................................... 4 4. APPROACHES ................................................................................................................................................ 5 5. PURPOSES .................................................................................................................................................... 5 6. TYPES .......................................................................................................................................................... 6 i. Formative ............................................................................................................................................. 7 ii. Summative
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