Question:
What is a Program Logic Model?
Answer:
A Program Logic Model is like an outline of a project. It says what you want to accomplish, what resources you have, what activities should take place, and what the expected outcomes are.
The 8 Program Logic Models linked below are brief sketches of ideas that were developed by the Project Team. They are intended to be a resource for further efforts to secure funding and build project teams around these ideas.
Example:
Program Logic Model # 3 was used in May of 2016 to develop a
Food Safety Outreach grant proposal.
8 Program Logic Models:
1. Implementing Workshops/Education Opportunities for Food Entrepreneurs
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2. Simple, Visual Representation(s) of Regulatory Concepts (flow chart/idea tree)
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3. Joint Educational and Problem Solving Forums 2x Per Year in 8 Locations in MN
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4. In-Depth Feasibility Modeling Research of Minneapolis 311 System
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5. Regional Food Safety Experts
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6. Second Opinion Campaign
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7. Implementing Statewide 311 System
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8. Statutory Changes
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All 8 Program Logic Models: Google document | Word .docx | PDF
Proposed Timeline of Implementation
Learn more about Program Logic Models from the University of Wisconsin Extension.
