Tools & Frameworks for Advanced Monitoring and Evaluation
The implementation of interventions in projects, programmes, in development world and organizations has not been informed by data; the purpose of this module is to expose participants to the tools that are relevant in the collection of data for evidence informed interventions in public and private sector arena.
This module will respond to the need of development practioners on the use of tools which can be used to design the M&E systems, collect, analyse and management data rigorously in organisations, projects, programmes, portifolios.
The course looks at M&E frameworks, Logical Framework Approach, Logic Models, Participatory Monitoring and Evaluation Tools and Frameworks, Participatory Learning and Actions, Beneficiary feedback, Economic, social, & environmental evaluations in M&E practice, standard environment analysis prompts used in M&E practice, Results Based Management as a tool for, M&E plans and systems, M&E Tools for quantitative and qualitative data collection, M&E tools used in Gender Mainstreaming, Outcome mapping as relevant in the practice of M&E, GIS Mapping and there relevance in the practice of M&E which will be 50% theory and 50% practical.
Permanent secretaries, undersecretaries, directors, commissioners, assist commissioners, principal officers, senior officers, junior officers, accountants, auditors, finance managers, monitoring and evaluation managers, budget officers, Project managers; resource mobilization managers, project site engineers; regional/county/district engineers, architects; quantity surveyors; clerks of works; estate agents and all other technical experts involved in adoption, initiating, planning, designing, implementation, monitoring, evaluation, sustainability and management of various public sector development policies, programs, projects and operations.
By the end of the course, participants will understand the concepts, tools and frameworks used in executing the M&E functions in projects, programmes and organizations. Participants will also be able to:
- Design and apply different Monitoring, Evaluation, Research and Learning (MERL) frameworks, MERL plans tools, and systems, in the practice of MERL in projects, programmes, and organizations.
- Discuss the different economic evaluations and their application in development interventions and organizations.
- Use the Outcome mapping techniques to inform M&E practice in the developmental and organizational context.
- Analyze the M&E environment using standard analysis prompts in programmes and organizations.
- Integrate the GIS concept into the practice of M&E in projects, programmes, and organizations.
- Dubai: US$ 2,300
- Mombasa: US$ 1,600
To cover tuition and training materials only.