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9 maj 2023 · Policy evaluation is traditionally presented as the final step in a policy cycle. According to the sequential approach to public policy, evaluation allows to look back at the social problem that led to the development and implementation of a public intervention.
This book is part of a project by LIEPP, a laboratory for interdisciplinary evaluation of public policies, to bridge the gap between evaluation and research. It presents the diversity of methods and approaches in evaluation, from research borrowing to specific innovations, and their epistemological and practical implications.
Policy evaluation is the analysis of policies, programs, or projects to assess their success or failure with respect to their aims and/or implementation. It involves various methods, concepts, and challenges, such as counterfactual, deadweight, displacement, leakage, and time lags.
Policy evaluation refers to the objective and systematic examination of the effects of ongoing policies and public programs on their intended goals. It involves assessing whether policies are achieving their stated objectives and identifying any impediments to their attainment.
A chapter from a book on public policy analysis that discusses the methods and challenges of policy evaluation. It covers evaluation criteria, impact evaluation, performance accountability, and knowledge utilization in policy-making.
27 mar 2021 · This chapter discusses the technical and institutional challenges of evaluating public policies in Turkey, as well as the criteria and methods used. It also introduces regulatory impact assessment as one of the most debated instruments of evaluation in Turkey.
Policy evaluation is a critical element of good governance, as it promotes public accountability and contributes to citizens’ trust in government. Evaluation helps ensure that decisions are rooted in trustworthy evidence and deliver desired outcomes.
