Byron Mook's Letter to a Project Manager is "a practical guide, written in plain and simple language". Its goal is to provide policymakers and managers with questions, checklists, and field-oriented suggestions for carrying out evaluations of information projects.
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A university administrator in the UK has written that "we used...the Letter to a Project Manager as the starting point for the design of our impact study, and from not having the first idea as to how to go about it, we followed the suggested process and found ourselves quite quickly with an achievable project plan". And a senior official in a government agency in Ghana has said that "I am so much excited about the Letter, which has become my walking stick".