Assim que uma avaliação estiver completa, é importante proporcionar feedback aos stakeholders envolvidos no programa. A disseminação dos resultados ajudará a reunir mais apoio para o programa se for bem sucedido, e ajudará outros a obterem apoio para a introdução de programas semelhantes. A publicidade das atividades de disseminação também pode aumentar o impacto do programa. Se o programa não tiver obtido sucesso, é importante compartilhar isso com outros para que os pontos fracos ou as questões relevantes sejam considerados em outras intervenções semelhantes, inclusive se devem ser introduzidas outras intervenções como essa.
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