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Description: A Logic Model is a visual representation that links the expected outcomes of a program with the necessary activities and resources to achieve them. This model is used to clarify the relationship between inputs, activities, outputs, and expected outcomes, thus facilitating project planning and evaluation. Through diagrams and graphs, a Logic Model allows teams […]