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http://www.swinburne.edu.au/ncs

Information: National Centre for Sustainability at Swinburne University provides educational leadership and work in partnership with industry, government and the community to undertake program delivery, resource development, project work and applied research to support the development of sustainable practices.

The Toolbox was developed by Damien Sweeney and Martin Pritchard and website design by Jack Yao.
Martin and Damien will continue to maintain the toolbox in 2013, so please send in your case studies, tools and contributions. Martin and Damien can run workshops on the toolbox for your organisation or help you with your project planning, design and evaluation.

 















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What is the Toolbox?

The toolbox aims to provide a one-stop-site for the evaluation of community sustainability engagement projects that aim to change household behaviours. Through the toolbox you can learn how to conduct your own evaluation of a behaviour change project using the guides and templates provided.

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Why Evaluate?

Conducting an evaluation is considered good practice in managing a project.

The monitoring phase of project evaluation allows us to track progress and identify issues early during implementation, thus providing and opportunity to take corrective action or make proactive improvements as required.

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