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Outcome Mapping in Aid: Balancing Influence and Impact

Understand Outcome Mapping's approach to navigating complexity in aid programs for effective outcomes and increased local ownership. Explore the limitations of influence and the integration with the logical framework.

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Outcome Mapping in Aid: Balancing Influence and Impact

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  1. Outcome Mapping Complexity & Aid 9 July 2008 London Simon Hearn (s.hearn@odi.org.uk) ODI, London

  2. The Problem

  3. Inputs Activities Outputs Outcomes Impacts Focus of Outcome Mapping Sphere of Control Sphere of Influence Sphere of Interest LFA focus OM focus RBM focus

  4. Focus of Outcome Mapping Program influence decreases Local partners / beneficiaries ownership increases Inputs Activities Outputs Outcomes Impacts Outcome Mapping

  5. The Limits of Influence Sphere of Interest Sphere of Influence Programme Sphere of Control Beneficiaries Stakeholders Boundary Partners

  6. The Problem with Impact

  7. OM and the log frame

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