+1 862 207 3288 This is not a paper Just two questions to be answered Separately. Question # 2 has a resource that can be used (Source: https://www2.fin.ucar.edu/faqs/ia/what-audit-finding)
1.)What is the difference between qualitative and quantitative evaluation methodologies? When is it best to use qualitative and what data should be collected? When is it best to use quantitative and what data should be collected?
2.Evaluation Reports, Findings and Stakeholders
Upon completion of an evaluation, the evaluator will present a formal evaluation report to the evaluated agency. The evaluation report will identify the method of evaluation, the data evaluated, and findings.
A finding is defined as: A significant issue identified during an evaluation, monitoring or audit (such as non-compliance with Terms and Conditions in an award or grant). “Findings include criteria or basis for determining that a problem does exist, a condition or situation that was observed, the effect or impact of the condition, and the root cause of the problem to the extent that it can be determined. Findings should result in recommendations that resolve the issue and are helpful to management.” (Source: https://www2.fin.ucar.edu/faqs/ia/what-audit-finding)
Should the evaluation report and findings be shared with all stakeholders? Why or why not?
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