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Evaluating Development Cooperation
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Evaluating Development Cooperation
Concepts and Tools
Introduction
Defining Evaluation
General Purview: Aid Effectiveness: Evaluating The Impact Of Aid
Establishing A Process Of Monitoring, Evaluation And Learning
Evaluation Types with Respect To The Programme Cycle Management Phases
Ex Ante Evaluations
In Itinere Evaluations
Evaluations At Project Closure
Ex Post Evaluations
Evaluation Criteria With Respect To The Management Quality In Programme Cycle Management
Efficiency Evaluation
Evaluation of the Performance of Human Resources
Accountability And Transparency
Effectiveness Evaluation
Impact Evaluation
Sustainability Evaluation
Standard Evaluation Methods
Data Collection Methods
Data Analysis Method
Reporting Methods
Methods For Generating Acceptance For The Evaluation Reports
Elements Of An Evaluation Action
Planning The M&E Action
Determine What Information The Evaluation Must Provide
Define The Data To Collect
Decide On Data Collection Methods
Decide How Information Will Be Collected And Analyzed
Deciding The Concrete Outputs Of The Action -(Reports, Presentations, Etc.
Deciding How The Outputs Of The Evaluation Activity Will Be Used By Evaluation Stakeholders
Executing The Evaluation Action
Subdividing The Tasks And Allocating The Resources
Collect And Process The Data
Analyse The Data To Answer To The Evaluation Questions
Evaluating Development Cooperation/Elements Of An Evaluation Action/Executing The Action/Prepare M&E Reports
Lessons Learned
Disseminate Reports
Generate Acceptance And Utilization Of The M&E Reports
Use The Evaluation: Revising Programme Strategies And Plans, Empowering The Organization And Increase Learning
Evaluating the impact of an evaluation (meta-evaluation)
Analyzing the impact of the evaluation action on the programmes upon which it was meant to give strategic contribution
What are the sine-qua-non conditions for a meaningful evaluation?
Evaluation, accountability and professional standards
Sectorial Evaluations
- /Evaluation Of Advocacy Programmes/
- /Evaluating Governance/
- /Evaluation Of Training/
- /Gender Sensitivity Evaluation/ - The Extent To Which Men And Women Have Benefited Differently In Terms Of Greater Control Of Their Lives, Resources And Changes In Responsibilities And Gender Relations.
/Environmental Impact Evaluation/ - An Assessment Of How The Natural Environment And Resources Have Been Affected (Both Positively And Negatively) As A Result Of The Project Or Programme Intervention.
/Evaluation Of Communication/
Management
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