Use the statement and reference, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). (n.d.). CDC approach to program evaluation. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. https://www.cdc.gov/evaluation/site.html , to Answer the Question:How would you develop, implement, and evaluate your proposed program? In Step 2, describe the program to be evaluated by identifying the intended outcomes and the key activities expected to lead to those outcomes. The program description should be clear and concise with enough detail to facilitate an understanding of the program roadmap. This step is vital because it lays the foundation for the rest of your evaluation. Investing time and effort to accurately describe the program will help ensure success as you further plan and implement the evaluation. There are two key parts to describing the program: 1. A logic model or program roadmap, which is a 1-page graphic depiction of the relationship between a program's activities and its intended outcomes, typically with arrows showing the connections between/among each of these. The most common elements are: a. activities b. short-term, intermediate, and long-term outcomes 2. A narrative description providing more detail on the program, which typically includes: a. need b. inputs c. activities d. outcomes e. contextual factors f