The Evidence Planning tool provides a structured way to project the effects of your activities onto the future. This will help you reflect on what you may want to change or retain. This tool also helps to highlight at an early stage any potential problems or easy to make mistakes.
What is this for?
Step-by-step guide.
Start by filling out the key focus for your work or organisation in the middle of the worksheet. Then use the questions in the four quadrants to reflect on what your key focus enhances, replaces or even limits. Think of changes that your work would make in the sector, on other public and private bodies, as well as the effect it would have on the society. This offers you a mirror to consider the impact your work may have.
Look at the key aspects from diverse points of view. While filling out the four quadrants think of :
– The wider world. (Think as big as possible.)
– Your particular field or area of interest. (e.g. How it might impact current practices)
– Your beneficiaries (What benefits will it bring them?)
– Yourself (What impact could it have on your work/life?)
