From Expert to Advocate! Tools for Evidence-Based Advocacy In Your Community

You are a powerful force in your community. As a service provider and/or community leader you see clearly where more progress can be made. How can you build the evidence base to change policies and increase resources to save more lives?

To get started, here are a few tools to assess gaps in service delivery and resource allocation, while increasing community and citizen ownership. These tools are just a sample of how to build your evidence base for effective advocacy. The process of developing your evidence base with your community can be as important as the end product.

 

Bibliographic Details
Author	ACTION: Advocacy to Control Tuberculosis Internationally
Publisher	ACTION: Advocacy to Control Tuberculosis Internationally
Publication Date	January 1, 2012
Publication City
Publication Work
Resource Type	Tipsheets & Paper Tools
Resource Focus	Legislative Administrative/Regulatory Initiatives/Referenda Nonpartisan election-related Evaluation/Outcomes Measurement Collaboration/Strategic Alliances Board Development/Governance Advocacy/Public Policy Program Evaluation Capacity Building Advocacy Evaluation Organizational Assessment and Development Strategic Planning/Business Planning Planning Data Collection Analysis and Reflection Action and Improvement
Audience	Practitioners Evaluators
Region	International or N/A
Keywords	ACTION score cards PETS public expenditure tracking surveys social audits
Submitted to Point K	March 4, 2013 - 11:20am