---
id: "worksheets:exercise/construct-logic-model"
type: "Solving Public Problems worksheet"
title: "Construct a Logic Model"
url: "https://worksheets.solvingpublicproblems.org/exercise/construct-logic-model"
date: "2024-07-11"
summary: "There are many examples of logic models and theory of change worksheets and courses online. The most basic form of logic model is a roadmap for..."
source: "Solving Public Problems worksheets (worksheets.solvingpublicproblems.org), The GovLab and the Burnes Center for Social Change"
licence: "none stated"
---

# Construct a Logic Model

Exercise group: Powerful Partnerships · Recommended exercise

## About this worksheet

There are many examples of logic models and theory of change worksheets and courses online. The most basic form of logic model is a roadmap for implementation that systematically connects initial resources with desired outcomes

## Tips

- Activities. In order to address our problem or create this asset, we will conduct the following activities.
- Resources. In order to accomplish our planned activities, we will need the following resources. 
- Outputs. Once completed or under way, the activities will produce the following evidence of service delivery.
- Short- and long-term outcomes. We expect that, if completed or ongoing, these activities will lead to the following changes in one to three, then four to six, years.
- Impact. We expect that, if completed, these activities will lead to the following changes in seven to ten years.

## Questions

1. Resources/ Inputs
2. Activities
3. Outputs
4. Outcomes
5. Impact

## Source

W.K. Kellogg Foundation Logic Model Development Guide

## PDF version

https://directus.theburnescenter.org/assets/a6606d16-1b66-45ab-820d-5d4a3385124c

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