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In its simplest form, a logic model has four components:

One of the most important uses of the logic model is for program planning.

Instead, by using the logic model to focus on the intended outcomes of a particular program the questions change from 'what is being done?'

Planners therefore need to understand the difference between the categories of the logic model.

Gives an example of a logic model for a children-at-risk program.

Using logic models and program theory to build outcome accountability.

The utilization of the logic model as a system level planning and evaluation device.

The logic model helps a firm to outline the sequence of events related to the project.

Includes a description of logic models in the Steps section.