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 facilitated, scheduled live meetings.
You will join a peer group of participants from different organisations and countries. IMA International facilitators will guide and mentor your learning process, providing you with:
1. Practical exercises and reflection activities
2. 6 guided 90-minute group webinars
3. Paired and peer group work
4. Presentations and video inputs
5. Written resources and links
6. Relevant case studies
7. User-friendly platform for accessing all materials, presentations and resources, sharing with your peer group and uploading your regular assignments to a dedicated portfolio
8. Scheduled access to mentors
9. Personalised mentoring session as 3-month follow up
You are awarded an M&E certificate after completing the course and fulfilling all course criteria.
Duration: 6 weeks
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Fee
The price of the course excludes VAT which may be added depending on where you live and status of organisation.
Why choose this course
You will learn how to:
• decide what and how to monitor with different stakeholders
• clarify key results at the programme-level using logic models
• plan a project using the logical framework
• develop indicators and targets
• use participatory methods for data collection and analysis
• design and manage evaluation
• use your M&E findings to improve learning and stakeholder engagement
• develop and work with a practical M&E system.
What you will learn
Module 1: M&E fundamentals
Module 2: Stakeholders in M&E
Module 3: Logic models
Module 4: M&E frameworks
Module 5: Assumptions and risks
Module 6: Developing indicators, targets and means of verification
Module 7: Data collection methods
Module 8: Reviews in M&E
Module 9: Baseline, evaluation, and impact studies.
Module 10: Participatory appraisal
Module 11: Prepare an M&E plan
Module 12: M&E systems and Learning
Monitoring and evaluation of projects and programmes using results approaches
Objectives
Module 1:The fundamentals of M&E and results approaches
Module 2:Identify stakeholders and their differing needs and roles with M&E
Module 3: Creating logic models, their uses and forms
Module 4: Working with different types of frameworks
Module 5: Understanding the difference between assumptions and risks in design
Module 6: Developing indicators, targets and means of verification at different result levels
Module 7: Qualitative and quantitative data collection approaches and instruments and data management
Module 8: Reviews in M&E
Module 9: Baseline data, evaluation types and methods, and impact studies.
Module 10: Participatory appraisal methods for M&E
Module 11: Preparation of a tailored organisational M&E plan
Module 12: M&E systems and using information for Learning
Module 2:Identify stakeholders and their differing needs and roles with M&E
Module 3: Creating logic models, their uses and forms
Module 4: Working with different types of frameworks
Module 5: Understanding the difference between assumptions and risks in design
Module 6: Developing indicators, targets and means of verification at different result levels
Module 7: Qualitative and quantitative data collection approaches and instruments and data management
Module 8: Reviews in M&E
Module 9: Baseline data, evaluation types and methods, and impact studies.
Module 10: Participatory appraisal methods for M&E
Module 11: Preparation of a tailored organisational M&E plan
Module 12: M&E systems and using information for Learning