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Evaluating events is a three-stage process:  1. Feasibility and planning.  2. Implementing.  3. Shut down.    Highlight any key and ongoing evaluation that should occur over these stages.

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Planning an Event
Feasibility:
When planning an event, it is important to see that the event is feasible. There are various factors to be considered while planning an event. They are:
Market Related Factors: When an event is planned it should be planned in such a way that the event is reaching the demand and expectation of the market place which means the audience for the event.
Operational Factors for an Event: There should be some resources for the event to make the event happen. These resources should be selected properly for the success of the event.
Financial aspect: In order to organize an event, the main important thing is the funding.

Evaluating events is a three-stage process: 1. Feasibility and planning. 2. Implementing. 3. Shut down. Highlight any key and ongoing evaluation that should occur over these stages.

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