Form 0920-24AA Lead Evaluator Survey

[NCIPC] RAPE PREVENTION AND EDUCATION (RPE) PROGRAM

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Form Approve OMB No: 0920-1431 Exp. Date: 04-30-2027


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INTRODUCTION

  1. In which state/territory is your RPE organization doing work?


  1. Does your RPE organization employ internal evaluation staff, external evaluation staff (e.g., contractors), or both internal and external evaluation staff?

    1. Internal evaluation staff

    2. External evaluation staff

    3. Internal and external evaluation staff


  1. If your organization employs external evaluation staff, please indicate the type of employer:

    1. Contracting agency (please provide name)

    2. University (please provide name)

    3. Other (please provide name)


PROGRESS TOWARD GOALS

  1. What evaluation measure(s) is being used to monitor progress towards NOFO strategies and activities?


Strategies and activities

Associated evaluation measure

Build internal capacity to facilitate and monitor implementation


Build capacity for partner organizations


Conduct or leverage a primary prevention capacity assessment with a focus on health for all, and especially for those at greatest risk.


Participate in CDC sponsored activities


Develop or enhance existing State/Territory/Tribal Action Plan with partners


Leverage multi-sector partners towards SV prevention


Engage multi-sector partners including but not limited to SA and Tribal

Coalitions


Identifying, implementing, and adapting SV prevention strategies at the

community and societal level focused on reducing disparities


Gather and synthesize publicly available data


Use data to identify and select prevention strategies


Develop and implement an evaluation plan focused on the health for all, and especially for those at greatest risk.


Increase access to and use of monitoring and evaluation data to improve SV

prevention implementation



  1. To what extent has your RPE organization made progress in the following short-term outcomes? Please base your responses on your most recent evaluation findings.



Level of Progress


How this is measured

Not yet measured

No progress

Very little progress

Moderate progress

Substantial progress

Increased capacity/understanding of capacity to implement and evaluate primary prevention of SV at the community- and societal- levels within

SHDs/in Indian Country







Increased capacity to promote and incorporate health for all, and especially for those at greatest risk program activities relevant to SV prevention among partner

organizations







Increased partner and community awareness of states/territories/tribal efforts to prevent SV and the disproportionate burden of

SV







Increased partner and community awareness of effective primary prevention strategies and the disparate

burden of SV







Increased coordination and collaboration among partners and between SHDs, SA coalitions, Tribal SA coalitions, representatives

from underserved








communities and other

sectors to prevent SV







Increased community and society-level implementation

of SV prevention strategies







Increased implementation of prevention strategies among communities and populations with disproportionately high

rates of SV







Increased implementation of prevention strategies that seek to prevent SV by addressing social and structural determinants of

health







Increased awareness of availability of data to understand inequities within tribal populations and communities with disproportionately high rates

of SV







Increased access and use of data to understand inequities within populations and communities with disproportionately high rates

of SV







Increased monitoring and evaluation activities and sharing of data related to SV

prevention








  1. Please provide a brief explanation of any challenges faced related to measurement of short- term outcomes (750 characters).


  1. To what extent has your RPE organization made progress in the following intermediate-term outcomes? Please base your responses on your most recent evaluation findings.



Level of Progress


How this is measured

Not yet measured

No progress

Very little progress

Moderate progress

Substantial progress

Increased capacity for

statewide program








implementation and SV

prevention







Increased partner support to implement, evaluate, and adapt state- and community-

level strategies to prevent SV







Increased reach of prevention strategies that impact communities and populations with disproportionately high rates

of SV







Increase in number of community- and societal- level strategies that promote health for all, and especially for those at greatest risk and reduce inequities in SV by addressing social and structural

determinants of health







Increase in protective factors and decrease in risk factors

associated with SV







Increased access to data to understand inequities within tribal populations and communities with disproportionately high rates

of SV







Increased use of data-driven decision making to reduce inequities impacting populations and communities with disproportionately high rates

of SV







Increased state- and community-level monitoring of trends in SV outcomes and

SDOH








  1. Please provide a brief explanation of any challenges faced related to measurement of intermediate-term outcomes. (750 characters)

DATA USE AND ACCESS

  1. What barriers has your RPE organization experienced with respect to accessing data? How are you addressing those barriers? (750 characters)


  1. What facilitators has your RPE organization experienced with respect to accessing data? (750 characters)


EVALUATION CAPACITY AND PROGRESS

  1. As of today, how would you describe the status of your RPE organization’s evaluation activities?

    1. Experiencing significant delays

    2. Experiencing minor delays

    3. On track



  1. What challenges have affected your RPE organization’s evaluation progress to date? How are you addressing those challenges? (1000 characters)


  1. What has facilitated your RPE organization’s evaluation progress to date? (1000 characters)


  1. Please describe how key partners have supported your RPE organization's evaluation capacity. (750 characters)


  1. Please describe any changes made to your evaluation plan and the reason for those changes (e.g., changes in evaluation design, data collection, analysis methods, outcomes and indicators, product dissemination). (1,000 characters)


  1. To what extent has your RPE organization used its evaluation data?

    1. Not at all

    2. A little

    3. Somewhat

    4. A great deal


  1. What barriers has your RPE organization experienced with respect to using evaluation data for continuous program improvement? How are you addressing those barriers? (750 characters)


  1. What facilitators has your RPE organization experienced with respect to using evaluation data for continuous program improvement? (750 characters)


  1. How have evaluation findings been used to inform your RPE organization’s program activities? (750 characters)


  1. How is your RPE organization aligning its program- and policy-level evaluation with state/territory-level evaluation? (750 characters)


  1. How would you rate the capacity of your RPE organization’s sub-recipients to evaluate sexual violence prevention activities?

    1. Extremely low

    2. Moderately low

    3. Adequate

    4. Moderately high

    5. Extremely high


  1. What factors have impacted your RPE organization's sub-recipients' capacity to evaluate SV prevention activities? (750 characters)


  1. What evaluation-related trainings has your RPE organization provided to its partners? Which types of partners (e.g., health services, government, education, law enforcement, etc.) participated in these trainings?



Training Provided

Types of Partner(s) Participated








  1. What evaluation products has your RPE organization developed? How does your RPE organization plan to disseminate its evaluation products, and to which audiences? (1200 characters)


TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE

  1. Which types of technical assistance and support from the CDC and technical assistance partners have been useful to your RPE organization? (1000 characters)


  1. How could technical assistance and support from CDC and technical assistance partners be improved? (1000 characters)

CONCLUSION

  1. Thank you so much for taking the time to complete this survey! If you have any additional comments on evaluation, please provide them here. (1000 characters)

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