Coalition Sustainability: Long-Term Successes & Lessons Learned

Authors

Kathleen Lodl, University of Nebraska- LincolnFollow
Georgia Stevens, University of Nebraska- LincolnFollow

Volume

40

Issue

1

Abstract

While most Cooperative Extension projects begin with worthy goals, to truly measure a project's long-term success, it is necessary to assess the project's impact over time. The purpose of this article is to analyze the sustainability and continued impact of a USDA funded youth-at-risk project coalition building project 10 years after the onset of the initial project and 5 years after cessation of funding. The lessons learned through the work of the coalitions involved in this project can provide insight into the planning and implementation of other projects and strategies that can be used to ensure long-term project sustainability.

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Recommended Citation

Lodl, K., & Stevens, G. (2002). Coalition Sustainability: Long-Term Successes & Lessons Learned. The Journal of Extension, 40(1), Article 4. https://open.clemson.edu/joe/vol40/iss1/4