In this criterion, you will be required to evaluate the effectiveness of partnership work and the processes that underpin it. You must also agree on improvements with your partners in order for them to all meet their full potential.

To ensure that the evaluation of work objectives, as well SMART targets are met and timescales remain realistic it is important to agree on procedures with other professionals. Doing so will make sure all parties involved feel accountable for their contribution in order not only to meet goals but also set new ones which can be accomplished by changing these agreements at any time if needed.

Evaluation is an important step in the project management process because it helps to determine success or failure, assesses quality work completed thus far, and identifies areas where improvement may be required going forward. For larger projects, there should also be set intervals between them for measuring progress towards goals while making any necessary changes based on data collected during these evaluations.

Evaluating a partnership must also take into account the outside factors that affect it. For example, when looking at a partnership in an educational setting, it is important to consider not only the characteristics of the partners themselves but also their partner institutions and what external factors may influence them such as funding or policy changes. In order to avoid disruption in its work, it is important for a partnership to have contingency plans in place so that if one of its members has their funding cut or is subject to policy changes, they can adapt accordingly.

All these factors must be taken into account when evaluating the effectiveness of a partnership because failure to do so could lead to issues not being identified until its too late.

The evaluative process should include contributions from all stakeholders in the form of reflections about their partnership working. By doing this, everyone has an opportunity to participate and lessons can be learned about how best practices could improve for future partnerships going forward.

It is also important to include an evaluation process in order to build on existing knowledge and provide a framework for any changes that need to be made. This allows all parties involved to go into future projects fully aware of their roles and responsibilities which makes it easier for them to schedule and plan accordingly.

If at any point in the process, one or more partners are unable or unwilling to make changes, the partnership must decide how best to deal with this situation. For example, if a professional agency feels that certain conditions are inappropriate for their clients they are able to decide whether it is better not to take part in them at all or instead try and work towards changing them for future projects.

All evaluation data should be recorded and reported according to agreed protocols. This could include a stakeholder being tasked with creating one or more reports which they distribute amongst other parties, the raw information made available through shared spreadsheets on various computers systems, etc.