Ideally, which are generally true: $($mark all that apply$)$

Evaluation plans should be taken into account when designing the program itself

Communication with stakeholders happens at multiple points throughout the evaluation process and not just at the end

Independent, third$-$party evaluators conduct evaluations to avoid internal $($political$)$ pressures when organizations evaluate their own programs

Evaluations are not needed because programs are well designed

Evaluations inform policy and practice decisions rather than merely serve to comply with funders$/$policymaker requirements