EVALSDGs Insight #10 concerns a longstanding issue: gender inequality and the degree to which the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) can assure equality and equity among peoples. Voluntary National Reviews (VNRs) of SDGs implementation in 66 countries indicate that countries must act vigorously to achieve gender equity across all SDGs. This Insight proposes some solutions for strengthening gender responsiveness in evaluations of the SDGs.
This Monitoring and Evaluation online course is a 6-week programme specifically designed for development workers in NGOs, government, UN agencies and private sector organisations. The course addresses M&E for the entire results chain, including the all-important outcomes, and enables you to understand the importance of using information and knowledge for evidence-based decision making. You work from the comfort of your own home or office. You complete the course over 6 weeks with…See More
All development projects need constant tracking to capture essential quantitative and qualitative changes. Do you need to design a systematic way to collect, analyse and use data - so that genuine learning by all actors can take place?This course teaches you five practical steps to design M&E systems. You will access various monitoring and evaluation methodologies and tools, which are practical and easy-to-use. With these tools you can design a system completely customized to your…See More
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The primary monitoring tools in Outcome Mapping are journals. There are journals to record the activities and outputs you produce to support your boundary partners (the strategy journal) and journals to record your observations of behavioural change in your boundary partners (the outcome journal). This session will demonstrate how Google Forms has been used in two projects as an electronic, cloud-based journal. We’ll discuss different design options for journals, show you some different…See More
As the world grapples with the health crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, a shadow pandemic of violence against children is quickly emerging. Calls to child helplines and domestic violence hotlines, point to a spike in levels of violence since stay-at-home measures were put in place.These trends are consistent with data from past humanitarian and economic crises. Faced with limited data, we must rely on existing data to prevent and respond to violence against children during and after the…See More
Measuring and demonstrating impactWith the rise in results based management, measuring and demonstrating changes caused by your interventions is becoming increasingly important. How do you prove that your projects have an impact? Many find it a challenge to define this. There are now various approaches and methods to collect and analyse impact data. Let us guide you how to select the methods most suitable and cost-effective for your organisation. Quantitative or qualitative, online or offline,…See More
A 'glocal' assets and strengths-based (un) conferenceUnder Project HealthRise phase 2, in two states of India we used a strength-based approach. SALT*to catalyse, patients and communities to take ownership in action on diabetes and hypertension. The session will focus on experiences in both implementation as well as evaluation of this process and harvest inputs from the participants to co-create knowledge. The session will be hosted byMedtronic Foundation, Mamta, RICPHI and Constellation24th…See More