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<div style="font-size:14px;text-align:center"><span lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">'''Stages Involved'''</span></div>
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"'Welke externe factoren hebben het programma beïnvloed?"'
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* Examines the setting and environment of the program
* Assesses how a program interrelates with social, political, economic, geographic, and/or cultural factors influences a program's success or produces unexpected effects.
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: While a program has a shared set of processes, objectives, and goals across different implementations, sometimes program leaders must make adjustments to meet the context of local communities and participants. Sometimes these adjustments work to create similar results across program implementations; other times, a program will effect change differently depending on the context and different activities in the implementation process.
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| 3 = Het Wiki Loves Monuments programma voor dit jaar was verschillend vergeleken met vorige jaren, omdat het hoofdstuk focuste op belangrijke monumenten in kleinere gebieden of landelijke streken.
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Before they started the program, they wanted to know how their program might happen differently in this new environment, so they conducted a '''context evaluation.'''
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What are some differences or challenges they might face when applying the Wiki Loves Monument program to rural areas? What are some external factors that could influence the {{Glossary|inputs|inputs}}, {{Glossary|outputs|outputs}}, or {{Glossary|outcomes|outcomes}} of their program differently? For example, during a specific month there could be local events (e.g., tourism, holidays, weather) that could interfere with, or enhance, access and participation.
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There may also be political or economic issues specific to a local context that could influence their program, either positively or negatively, by effecting potential participant perspectives and social influences or even available resources.
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