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What is Policy Evaluation?
Policy evaluation can be better defined as a process of determining the quality, effectiveness, impact, and cost of a public policy; and assessing whether the objectives, and whether goals of such public policy have been attained.

Policy evaluation is a series of activities, as well as measures, to investigate, the effectiveness of the public policy interventions, its implementation. &, the various processes which have been undertaken to get to the end goal.

Learn More by checking out these links:

1. Steps in the Public Policy Process Video:    • Public Policy Process Explained in 5 ...  

2. What is the difference between an impact evaluation and outcome evaluation?: https://blogs.lse.ac.uk/impactofsocia...

3. What is the difference between policy evaluation and policy analysis: https://ccnyinc.org/whatsthediffere...

4. Definition of Public Policy Evaluation: https://courses.worldcampus.psu.edu/w...

5. Importance of Policy Evaluation: https://smallbusiness.chron.com/impor...

6. Types of Evaluation: https://www.cdc.gov/std/program/pupes...

7. Impact Evaluation and Outcome Evaluation: https://www.tcd.ie/medicine/nutrition...

8. How Can Governments Leverage Policy Evaluation to Improve Evidence Informed Policy Making: https://www.oecd.org/gov/policyevalu...

9. Benefits of Policy Evaluation and Types of Policy Evaluation: https://www.policynl.ca/policydevelop...

TYPES OF POLICY EVALUATION

There are 5 most common types of Policy evaluation, namely;
1. Formative Evaluation;
2. Process Evaluation;
3. Outcome Evaluation;
4. Impact Evaluation; and
5. CostBenefit Evaluation.

BENEFITS OF POLICY EVALUATION.

1. It can help governments improve the design and implementation of public policies that, in turn, can lead to prosperity for their country and wellbeing for citizens.

2. It can enhance the chance that the policy goals and objectives are being achieved

3. It assists in determining costing for implementing or not implementing such public policy (both in value for money and resources to be allocated, as well as the cost of not implementing or continuing with the implementation of a public policy)

4. It can also identifying areas of improvement in order to provide the best service possible

5. Policy evaluation can also contribute to promoting public accountability

Disclaimer:
This publication and the information included in it are not intended to serve as a substitute for consultation with a professional. Specific issues, concerns and conditions always require the advice of an appropriate professional advisor. The use of the contained information is at the user's own discretion.