Integrating Resilience Measurement for Learning to Drive Impact: Adaptive Management in Action in Mozambique
Seminario web | En línea
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Organizado por:
iDE
Sobre el evento
How do you mainstream Collaborating, Learning, and Adapting (CLA) when working with the results of resilience measurements? Topics will include; 1) designing a Pause & Reflect workshop to make evidence-based decisions; 2) Tailoring workshops for varied audiences (e.g. internal stakeholders and external government and donor officials); 3) Tools and methods to facilitate active learning; 4) Benefits to including Learning components in MEL plans. This workshop will use our experience hosting a Pause & Reflect for the FtF Resilient Coastal Communities project in Mozambique as a case study.
Presentador/a
| Nombre | Título | Biografía |
|---|---|---|
| Victoria Seekman | Senior Associate, Resilience and Net Zero | Victoria works on iDE's Climate, Resilience, and Agriculture team. She has been with iDE for a little over 1 year. She is passionate about helping project teams use data and learning methods to improve upon programming. She is based in Washington, D.C.. |
| Caximo Caximo | MERL Director, FtF Resilient Coastal Communities | Caximo Caximo is the MERL Director for a Country-Based project in Mozambique, implemented by IDE, called Resilient Coastal Community (RCC). This is a 5-year project, funded by USAID. Caximo has been with IDE for over 1 year, implementing Collaboration, Learning and Adaptation efforts for RCC. His role involves facilitating use of routine and assessment data, to foster innovation and project adaptation. |