An evaluation of conducted programs and projects is often mandated by the clients. However, when funding for these projects is reduced, the evaluation must be carried out in a particularly resource-efficient manner and provide high benefits for all parties involved. This book presents benefit-oriented strategies and methods for conducting evaluations, particularly in the areas of integration, diversity, and tolerance. The theoretical and practical aspects of evaluation are illustrated using specific evaluation tools as examples. The book is aimed at project managers who want to conduct evaluations themselves or commission external evaluations. It also offers practical information for students and evaluators interested in a benefit-oriented evaluation approach.