The European Commission has issued a set of so-called « evaluation » tools.
We leverage on them and adapt them on a case-by-case basis in the fields of public services and industrial programmes and projects.

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Indicators serve as evaluation tools for the actions and the programme in terms of:
- efficiency: the ratio between achievements, results and/or impacts on one hand, summoned resources (especially financial ones) on the other
- efficacy: the ratio between expected and actual achievements
- relevancy and consistency: the relation between the programme, the actions and the problem to be solved.
A programme is relevant if it represents, along with its explanatory model, the right tool for solving the problem.
That kind of modelling can be applied iteratively to the various levels of programming and action; in other terms: depending on the point of view, a programme’s results can represent an « enfolding » programme’s achievements, and so on.
Evaluation process : a synthetic sketch
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Impossible de lancer ce diaporama. Raffraîchissez la page… ou essayez un autre navigateur.The evaluation referential comprises:
The referential’s aims are to figure out:
It provides the evaluation’s
legitimacy and robustness bedrock.
It serves as a roadmap
throughout the evaluation process.