Free template
Free logic model template
A free, printable one page logic model template for grant applications and evaluation plans, with a worked example row and instructions for filling it in.
In short
A one page logic model template with columns for inputs, activities, outputs, and short and long term outcomes, plus space for assumptions and indicators. It includes a worked example from a youth vaping prevention program. Print it for a planning meeting or use it to draft the logic model in your grant.
Logic model template
One page PDF, landscape, free to use and adapt.
What is in the template
- Five columns: inputs, activities, outputs, short term outcomes and long term outcomes.
- A worked example row from a youth vaping prevention program, so you can see the level of detail that works.
- Space for assumptions and for the indicators you will use to measure each outcome.
How to use it
- Start with the long term outcome on the right. Make it specific and measurable.
- Work left: what has to change first for that outcome to happen?
- List the activities that will drive those changes, and the resources you need.
- Add the outputs you will count, then the indicators for each outcome.
- Check that every activity connects to an outcome, and that it all fits on one page.
For a step by step walkthrough, read our guide on how to build a logic model for a grant.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use this template in a grant application?
Yes. It is free to use and adapt within your organization, including in grant applications and reports.
Is there an editable version?
Not yet. For now the template is a printable PDF. If you would like help building your logic model, we are happy to work through it with you.