Table 7 The evaluation result analysis.

From: The development of priority decision model for old urban community renovation in China

CIPP theory

Evaluation purpose

Analysis results

Best

Better

General

Context

The degree of conformity with the policy standards

\({I}_{1}\), \({I}_{5}\),\({I}_{7}\)

\({I}_{2}\), \({I}_{4}\), \({I}_{6}\),\({I}_{8}\)

\({I}_{3}\), \({I}_{9}\)

Input

The rationality of renovation input

\({I}_{1}\), \({I}_{5}\)

\({I}_{2}\), \({I}_{3}\), \({I}_{4}\), \({I}_{7}\), \({I}_{8}\),\({I}_{9}\)

\({I}_{6}\)

Process

Feasibility of the renovation process

\({I}_{4}\), \({I}_{7}\)

\({I}_{1}\), \({I}_{2}\), \({I}_{5}\),\({I}_{8}\)

\({I}_{3}\), \({I}_{6}\),\({I}_{9}\)

Product

Expected renovation performance

\({I}_{7}\)

\({I}_{1}\), \({I}_{2}\), \({I}_{3}\),\({I}_{5}\)

\({I}_{4}\), \({I}_{6}\), \({I}_{8}\),\({I}_{9}\)