Figure 5.
The image depicts a multi-column logic model table with headings Inputs, Activities, Outputs, Outcomes, Impact, and Evaluation. Inputs list technical expertise, regional engagement experience, government program expertise, digital and connectivity literacy, First Nations representation, governance skills, independence, and funding. Activities include designing a strategic plan, assessing regional infrastructure, auditing existing programs, identifying barriers, and supporting community digital planning. Outputs include meaningful stakeholder engagement, increased connectivity literacy, policy recommendations, improved services, and strong networks. Outcomes describe improved liveability, employment, education, health, business activities, staff retention, and access to reliable, resilient, affordable internet. Impact lists innovative and inclusive telecommunications strategy, sustainable social impact, improved government approaches to regional needs, stronger support systems, and reduced reliance on volunteer advocacy. Evaluation lists A D I I, liveability, employment, education, and health data, policy review, stakeholder feedback, observations, and interviews.Recommended Program Logic for Innovative, Inclusive, Future Proofed Telecommunications in Queensland
Source: Authors’ own work