Outputs refer to the basic question of what a policy action is trying to achieve while impacts refer to the means of achieving desired policy goals.

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Outputs refer to the results or products of a policy action, while impacts refer to the effects or outcomes on the target population or environment. Outputs are the direct results of policy implementation, while impacts are the ultimate goals of policy intervention.

Outputs Refer to the Basic Question of What a Policy