Question

Can all nonprofit programs and services be evaluated? Think of some types of nonprofit programs or services that might be very difficult or impossible to evaluate. What accounts for the difficulties? How might evaluation design be used to be used to address these difficulties?

Answer 1

Non profit organisations have several services that are implemented into its organisation structure. Organisation work on the basis of providing article services in the respective operating environment as that has increased their adaptability by providing adequate response to the overall availability of business opportunities. I would not see that all of the service is implemented by a non-profit organisation can be evaluated, some processes are difficult or extremely complex to evaluate. Foreign example, level of influence of a specific program over a specific part of society in the respective time cannot be evaluated as these non profit organisations usually work on the basis of influence. Best influence cannot be measured as it is a passive quantity or and measurement of the influence would be relatively very complex.
Implementing a proper evaluation design in the organisation directly increases its adaptability to provide adequate level of support in business offer in as well as to understand different parts of the organisational structure to assess the criteria of a that could be implemented in the respective operating environment and increased adaptability of evaluation by a huge margin.