1. Outline the implementation process and tools your organisation uses for your public policy processes.
2. Critically assess the alignment between the implementation and the tools and identify areas for improvement
3. Critically apply the impact chain to policy you have applied to this section.
4. Identify a poorly implemented policy in your organisation and assess the impact this policy had, internally and on the public.
5. Outline the implementation process and identify the areas of improvement and the impact the improved process will have
6. For the failed policy you applied in an earlier task, identify the input, the process and the actual output, and compare the output to the outcome
7. Analyse the results.
8. Interrogate your current monitoring process and discuss the areas of improvement.
9. Critically apply the monitoring tools to an implemented policy in your organisation
10. Assess which of the twelve components you would apply and explain why.
11. In hindsight, do you think the policy was properly evaluated?
12. Examine whether the policy was evaluated internally or externally?
13. Interrogate the principles of monitoring and evaluation and discuss how they contribute to the internal policy governance of your organisation
14. Assess the role of leadership in the evaluation of your policies.
15. Assess the different data-collection methods and determine which formative evaluation methods are best suited to your organisation.
16. Evaluate one or more policies that your organisation has recently implemented, according to Dunns criteria.
17. Critically assess the recommendations made, if any, and if they were implemented?
18. Assess the role of politics on the outcome?