Question

why are effective programs not always implemented?

Answer 1

Public health interventions should be targeted at a defined population, have clearly outlined goals and provide reasonable alternatives to replace the negative behavior.
If a program is implemented poorly or even moderately well, its goals are unlikely to be achieved, or the results will be less significant. ... Effectively implemented programs stand a better chance of achieving intended outcomes and producing positive results for children.
STEP 1: MANAGE THE PLANNING PROCESS.
STEP 2: CONDUCT A SITUATIONAL ASSESSMENT.
STEP 3: IDENTIFY GOALS, POPULATIONS OF INTEREST, OUTCOMES.
STEP 4: IDENTIFY STRATEGIES, ACTIVITIES, OUTPUTS, PROCESS.
STEP 5: DEVELOP INDICATORS.
STEP 6: REVIEW THE PROGRAM PLAN.