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Outcome Mapping (OM) is an approach for planning, monitoring and evaluating development programming that is oriented towards systems change and social transformation. OM provides a philosophy, a way of thinking about change, which is centred on actors - the people, organisations and institutions which make change happen.
OM also provides a set of tools to put that philosophy into practice; to design and monitor the outcomes, defined as behavioural changes, of the change process. OM helps a project or program learn about its influence on the progression of change in their direct partners, and therefore helps those in the assessment process think more systematically and pragmatically about what they are doing and to adaptively manage variations in strategies to bring about desired outcomes. OM puts people and learning at the centre of development and accepts unanticipated changes as potential for innovation.
English version, published by IDRC in 2001.
Spanish version, published by IDRC in 2002.
Arabic version, published by Arab Scientific Publishers in 2008.
French version, published by IDRC in 2002.
Portuguese version, published by Federal University of Rio Grande in 2008.
Indonesian version, published by VECO Indonesia in 2010.
