How to evaluate a program focused on perceived predictors of poverty?

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To evaluate a program focused on perceived predictors of poverty, consider the following:

Identify key predictors by conducting surveys or interviews to gather data on community perceptions regarding factors contributing to poverty.

Assess the validity of perceived predictors through comparison with established poverty indicators, such as income levels, education, and employment status.

Analyze the relationship between perceived predictors and actual poverty outcomes using statistical methods to determine the strength and significance of these correlations.

Gather qualitative insights from participants to understand how their perceptions influence their attitudes and behaviors related to poverty.

Monitor changes in community awareness and attitudes towards poverty over time to evaluate the program's effectiveness in reshaping perceptions and promoting informed discussions about poverty.