Feasibility standards aim to promote which aspect of the evaluation process?

Feasibility standards are primarily concerned with ensuring that the evaluation process is practical and politically viable. This means that the methods used in evaluations must not only be realistic in terms of their application but also acceptable and defensible within the political and social context in which they are implemented. By focusing on practicality, evaluators can design assessments that can realistically be conducted and are likely to be supported by stakeholders, thereby enhancing the credibility and effectiveness of the evaluation process. This is crucial as evaluations that are impractical or politically contentious may fail to gain necessary support or may not yield actionable insights.