Section 1:
Evaluation Purpose and Partners
Section 2:
Describing the Intervention
Section 3:
Evaluation Design
Section 4:
Methodology and Data Collection
Section 5:
Data Analysis
Section 6:
Reporting and Dissemination
Section 3: Evaluation Design
Step 2: Create a matrix to connect your evaluation questions, indicators, and data sources
A data collection matrix is a helpful planning tool that can help you visualize how all the data you have or need can fit together to answer your evaluation questions. A basic data collection matrix contains seven (7) main elements:
Below is an example of a data collection matrix that is used to plan the collection of evidence of the impact of a pedestrian safety intervention.
To find out more on how to develop evaluation questions see Section 3: Evaluation Design.
