INTRODUCTION
Participatory Monitoring is the systematic recording and periodic analysis of information that has been chosen and recorded by insiders with the help of outsiders. Stakeholders at various levels engage in monitoring or evaluating a particular project program or policy share control over the content the process and the results of the monitoring and evaluation (M&E) activity
DURATION
10 days
TARGET AUDIENCE
The course is intended for planning monitoring and evaluation officers program officers project managers research/action research officers trainer/extension workers community animators/facilitators and advocacy workers with direct experience in planning implementing or managing monitoring and evaluation activities. Participants are requested to bring information materials describing their organizations and monitoring and evaluation activities. English proficiency is a requirement.
COURSE OUTLINE
Introduction to Participatory Monitoring and Evaluation (PME)
- What is PME?
- Aims of Participatory M&E
- Principles of PME
- Applicability advantages and disadvantages of PME
Steps in the development and implementation of PME process
- Planning the PM&E Process and Determining Objectives and Indicators
- Gathering Data
- Analyzing Data
- Sharing the Information and Defining Actions to Be Taken
Participatory Monitoring and Evaluation Frameworks
- Logical Framework
- Strategic Framework
Participatory Monitoring and Evaluation Plans
- Developing PM&E Plans
- Mainstreaming PM&E Plans with Project Plans
- Implementing PM&E Plans Monitoring PM&E Plans
Techniques and Tools for PM&E
- Participatory Rural Appraisal
- SARAR
- Beneficiary Assessment
- Visual self-evaluation tools
- Testimonials
- Photographing the evidence
- Community records and indicators
Participatory video
- Introduction to participatory video
- participatory video process
- methods for participatory video planning shooting editing and screening events
- ethical challenges in participatory video projects
Participatory Planning and Design
- Generating objectives for Project planning
- Developing an action plan for implementation
- Involving the community in implementation
- Group dynamics of Participatory Decision making process.
Selecting indicators for Participatory Monitoring & Evaluation
- Definition of an indicator.
- Factors to consider in selecting indicators.
- Types of indicators.
- Formulation of indicators.
Participatory Action Research (PAR)
- What is social research?
- What is Action Research?
- PAR Tools
- Research mapping
- Research Planning
Participatory Baselines
- The need for Participatory baselines
- Tools used for Participatory baseline surveys
Outcome mapping
- Introduction to outcome mapping
- Stages of outcome mapping
- Steps of outcome mapping
- Uses of outcome mapping
Outcome harvesting
- Introduction and definition of outcome harvesting
- Steps in outcome harvesting
- When to use outcome harvesting
- Strengths and limitations of Outcome Harvesting
Most significant change (MSC)
- Introduction and definition of MSC
- Steps in MSC
- Uses of MSC
- Strengths and limitations of MSC
Participatory information gathering methods and tools
- Focus Group Discussions
- Key Informant Interviews
- Social Maps
- Transect walks
- Role play
- Tree diagrams
- Needs Assessment
- SWOT analysis
- Wealth ranking
- Pair wise ranking
- Historical lines
- Access to resources profile
- Listing
- Ranking
Data Analysis for Participatory Monitoring and Evaluation
- Value of involving others in the process
- Difference between description and interpretation
- How to increase the trustworthiness of your findings
- Participatory Information gathering Tools and Methods
- Qualitative data analysis: The basic steps
- Using NVivo for qualitative data management and analysis
- Feedback to Stakeholders
- Participatory dissemination.
Participatory Impact Assessment
- What is participatory impact assessment?
- 8 stages of a Participatory impact assessment
- Community defined indicators of project impact
- Participatory Tools and Methods for participatory impact assessment
- Assessing project attribution
- Triangulation
Participatory M & E Report writing
- Communicating the different findings among partners
- Sharing experiences with others who may be implementing similar projects.
- Qualities of a good report
GIS & GPS Techniques for mapping in Participatory M&E
- Introduction to Participatory GIS Software (Quantum GIS)
- Using Google Maps Google Earth for participatory mapping
- Participatory Mapping of M & E indicators
CERTIFICATION
Upon successful completion of this training participants will be issued with a Macskills Training and Development Institute Certificate
TRAINING VENUE
Training will be held at Macskills Training Centre. We also tailor make the training upon request at different locations across the world.
AIRPORT PICK UP AND ACCOMMONDATION
Airport pick up and accommodation is arranged upon request
TERMS OF PAYMENT
Payment should be made to Macskills Development Institute bank account before the start of the training and receipts sent to [email protected]
Event Venue
Best Western Plus Meridian Hotel Hotel in Nairobi, Best Western Plus Meridian Hotel Hotel in Nairobi, Nairobi, Kenya
USD 2450.00
