How to evaluate a program focused on determinants of household poverty?

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To evaluate a program focused on determinants of household poverty, consider the following:

Assess the program's impact on key determinants of household poverty, such as education status, dependency ratio, residential area, and access to credit, as identified in studies.

Analyze changes in household income, expenditure, and assets to measure improvements in economic well-being and poverty reduction.

Evaluate the program's effectiveness in addressing risk factors and shocks that contribute to household poverty, such as drought, conflict, and health issues.

Gather qualitative feedback from program participants on their perceptions of the program's impact on their household's economic and social well-being.

Monitor changes in community-level indicators of poverty, such as school enrollment, access to healthcare, and housing quality, to assess the program's broader impact on poverty reduction.