Quiz / Self-assessment activity

1. What is the main objective of a theory-informed approach to impact?

2. Why is community impact helpful in tackling sustainable development goals (SDGs)?

3. What is the critical step in ensuring the relevance and effectiveness of an intervention within a specific community?

4. What are the key components of a theory-based Theory of Change (ToC) and their role in linking interventions to outcomes?

5. Which of the following best describes the process of developing a Theory of Change (ToC)?

6. Why is testing assumptions in a Theory of Change (ToC) important?

7. What role do counterfactuals play in the impact assessment process?

8. How do contribution and attribution logic differ in their approach to social impact measurement?

9. Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) are essential for measuring and evaluating the progress of a ToC. High-quality indicators can be created using the SMART system. Based on what you have learnt, what does SMART stand for?

10. What is essential for driving systemic change within a community?

11. What is the purpose of conducting a risk analysis in a Theory of Change (ToC)?

12. What is the primary goal when identifying inputs for a Theory of Change (ToC)?