Monitoring Systems with an Evaluation Vision - Meeting learning and accountability objectives: Lessons learned from 5 impact evaluations
Webinar | Online
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Organized by:
Aide à la Décision Economique (ADE)
About the Event
In this webinar ADE presents lessons learned derived from five impact evaluations on a methodological perspective. Methodological insights can be used to improve monitoring and evaluation practices.
Two main points will be discussed: (i) Building an impact-oriented Theory of Change as a backbone of the monitoring system and the evaluation approach; (ii) Improving data systems and data use to develop an evidence-based culture.
This webinar offers guidance on how to use available resources to monitor and evaluate interventions, and hence reconcile accountability and learning, as well as to plan rigorous impact evaluations. It can be relevant to any stakeholders involved in designing, implementing, monitoring, and evaluating development cooperation programs. It can also be relevant for representatives of development agencies and donors.
Two main points will be discussed: (i) Building an impact-oriented Theory of Change as a backbone of the monitoring system and the evaluation approach; (ii) Improving data systems and data use to develop an evidence-based culture.
This webinar offers guidance on how to use available resources to monitor and evaluate interventions, and hence reconcile accountability and learning, as well as to plan rigorous impact evaluations. It can be relevant to any stakeholders involved in designing, implementing, monitoring, and evaluating development cooperation programs. It can also be relevant for representatives of development agencies and donors.
Speakers
| 名称 | 标题 | Biography |
|---|---|---|
| Tatiana Goetghebuer, PhD. | Head of the Impact Department at ADE | Tatiana Goetghebuer (PhD) is the Head of the Impact Department at ADE. She is a development economist with more than 20 years of experience in inter-disciplinary research/consultancy projects. During her career she has led a range of impact evaluations deploying rigorous mixed method approaches (experimental and quasi-experimental designs among others), using participatory approaches to enhance ownership of the design and the results. She is also supporting organizations to design and implement meaningful MEAL (Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Leaning) systems. |