The ‘Most Significant Change’ Technique

This 104-page guide discusses the "Most Significant Change" ("MSC") technique and its use in advocacy evaluation.  The technique involves collecting stories from program participants, reviewing stories and choosing the "most significant," sharing those stories, and discussing their value and impact. The guide states that "When the technique is implemented successfully, whole teams of people begin to focus their attention on program impact."

 

Bibliographic Details
Author	Davies, Rick and Dart, Jess
Publisher	MandE News
Publication Date	April 1, 2005
Publication City
Publication Work
Resource Type	Workbooks & Guides
Resource Focus	Program Evaluation Marketing/Public Relations/Media Evaluation/Outcomes Measurement Advocacy/Public Policy Capacity Building Advocacy Evaluation Planning Data Collection Analysis and Reflection
Audience	Practitioners Evaluators
Region	International or N/A
Keywords	technique MSC methodology evaluation
Submitted to Point K	January 18, 2008 - 12:51pm