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The Comprehensive Approach: An Evaluation Model to Assess HIV/AIDS-related Behaviour Change in Developing Countries

Vivien M. Walden

HealthNet, East Timor

David Baxter

University of Manchester, UK

It has been suggested that most evaluations only look at achievement of pre-determined goals. The Comprehensive Community-oriented Evaluation model discussed in this article attempts to broaden evaluation methodology making it more comprehensive. The model consists of three main components – design, process and impact. In order for results to be truly comprehensive, five evaluation strategy elements are necessary. These are: a mixed method, stakeholder involvement, feedback, audit and results consensus. The model was tested on an HIV/AIDS project in Zimbabwe, the conclusion being that the model is workable and has the potential to assist all stakeholders to produce more comprehensive evaluation results.

Key Words: behaviour change • comprehensive model • evaluation • HIV/AIDS

Evaluation, Vol. 7, No. 4, 439-452 (2001)
DOI: 10.1177/13563890122209829
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