Evaluating System Change: A Planning Guide

Abstract

Interest among foundations, governments, researchers, and social entrepreneurs in largescale social change has led to an increased focus on the design, implementation, and evaluation of system change interventions (Brest and Harvey 2008; Leischow et al. 2008). Examples of real-life system interventions include (1) an initiative to use an integrative systems approach to revitalizing cities, connecting low-income residents to economic opportunities; (2) a collaborative that uses transdisciplinary systems principles to develop and deliver tobacco control interventions; and (3) a federal initiative to build systems supporting the implementation, scale-up, and sustainability of evidence-based home visiting programs

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