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About evaluations
NSW Government agencies are required to evaluate their initiatives as per TPG22-22 Evaluation Guidelines. These Guidelines are supported by technical notes and e-learning modules.
For more information on evaluations completed in NSW government, refer to the Evidence Bank Insights Report which spotlights key evaluations and emerging methods or evidence.
Please refer to the evaluation database page for a list of databases from other NSW, Australian and overseas government agencies.
Evaluation of the process of designing the NSW Closing the Gap accountability mechanism project.
The evaluation of the Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisations (ACCOs) partnership fund aims to provide a comprehensive assessment of the project's effectiveness in fostering sustainable and equitable partnerships between governments and ACCOs.
The Chronic Wound Management Program evaluation found improved patient experiences, reduced proportion of chronic wound admissions and a $2.88 return on investment per dollar spent.
The evaluation focuses on the implementation of the service plan by assessing progress in embedding care for people with eating disorders into core business, equitable access of tertiary services, usefulness of current monitoring and effectiveness of InsideOut Institute activities.
The program has a small positive impact on attendance rates and acceptance rates for program support are relatively high. The evaluation found that staff shortages, unclear processes and timing issues lead to inconsistencies in the delivery of the program.
As part of broader reviews and evaluations of the provision of emergency accommodation and temporary housing across agencies, the NSW Reconstruction Authority (RA) engaged Deloitte Access Economics to undertake an independent evaluation of the three programs.
COMPACT 2021-2024 empowered 23,000+ NSW youth, boosting social cohesion, leadership, diversity respect, and community pride.
This independent report, commissioned by NSW Treasury, evaluated the 2021 COVID-19 business support programs to ensure that lessons learned from this once in a lifetime pandemic are effectively captured and applied to strengthen the state’s preparedness for future economic challenges. The report recommends practical actions for government policy makers and the business sector to undertaken which would support preparation for future crisis responses.
The Environmental Research Contestable Grants Program (ERG) provides funding for applied research in priority environmental themes to help address contemporary environmental problems in New South Wales.
The interim evaluation assesses how well the program has been implemented to date, net social benefits and early evidence of outcomes across four key domain - knowledge advancement, capacity and capability building, policy and practice and health and community impact.
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