Toolkits: A Practical Guide to Planning, Monitoring, Evaluation and Impact AssessmentDesigning to promote a systematic approach to planning, reviewing and evaluating development work, covers the whole process of monitoring, evaluation and impact assessment. Includes a range of practical tools that can be adapted to suit different circumstances. This new edition brings a common sense approach to recent developments in monitoring and evaluation. There are new chapters on impact assessment and on planning, monitoring and evaluation of advocacy as well as new tools for training and developing monitoring and evaluation skills, stakeholder analysis, analysing the advocacy process and monitoring and evaluation in emergencies. |
Contents
The importance of planning monitoring review | 3 |
Involving the relevant people | 10 |
Recognising and dealing with differences and | 25 |
The systematic collection and analysis of | 38 |
Questions to consider when undertaking | 51 |
Assessment and programme planning | 68 |
Monitoring | 92 |
Review and evaluation | 108 |
Costeffectiveness analysis | 235 |
Strengths weaknesses opportunities | 242 |
Example of evaluating participation | 253 |
Using consultants | 262 |
Programme or project visits | 274 |
Presenting and sharing information | 281 |
Training and development in planning | 294 |
Stakeholder analysis | 302 |
Impact assessment | 125 |
Planning monitoring review and evaluation | 144 |
Planning monitoring and evaluating advocacy | 175 |
Participatory learning and action PLA | 193 |
Surveys | 217 |
Logical framework analysis LFA | 222 |
Frameworks to help analyse the | 308 |
Frameworks for developing monitoring | 319 |
References and further reading | 326 |
Glossary | 336 |
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Toolkits: A Practical Guide to Planning, Monitoring, Evaluation and Impact ... Louisa Gosling,Mike Edwards No preview available - 2003 |
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