New Template: “Theory Of Change Tree Design Template”
January 2025
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Eval Academy just released a new template:
“Theory of Change Tree Design”
Discover the Creative Theory of Change Tree Design Template
Elevate your evaluation presentations with our innovative Canva template! Designed for evaluators and professionals seeking a visually compelling way to communicate their Theory of Change, this template transforms complex concepts into an engaging, tree-shaped visual narrative. Perfect for websites, presentations, and client-facing materials, the template offers a design that can be used with a standard Canva account.
The creative tree-shaped layout provides an ideal format for public-facing and storytelling purposes, with an easily adjustable size to fit your unique project needs. Bring your Theory of Change to life with a design that's as dynamic as your project – no professional Canva subscription required!
We’ve created another customizable Canva design template for evaluators who are looking to get creative with their projects. This template uses free elements only, so you don’t need a Canva pro subscription to use it! The size of the template can also be adjusted freely to fit your needs because it is created on Canva whiteboard.
Who’s it for?
Our Theory of Change Tree Design Template is for anyone who is looking to create a design-focused Theory of Change as a visual aid for clients or for public-facing purposes.
All you need is a free Canva account – our template uses free elements.
What’s the purpose?
This Canva design template can be used to present your Theory of Change in a creative and fun way, such as on a website or for public-facing presentations. It can be especially impactful if used alongside a well-crafted narrative.
We do not recommend using this design template by itself for internal decision-making purposes because it is a simplified design-focused version.
What’s Inside?
One customizable Canva whiteboard template that provides you with the space you need to input your Theory of Change components. This design is in the shape of a tree.
