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Esta guía está dirigida principalmente a facilitadores de desarrollo de capacidades y aprendizaje organizacional. Esto incluye profesionales de diferentes disciplinas, como la evaluación, la comunicación, el aprendizaje organizacional, la gestión...

Development projects, research initiatives and innovative organizational efforts require evaluations that can confirm outcomes and inform their strategy. They also need to engage stakeholders, enhance relationships, and disseminate their lessons...

Coffee Talk presented by Anoop Sharma (IOE Consultant) and Hannah Den Boer (Evaluation Analyst).

L as Evaluaciones Orientadas al Uso (EOU) conllevan a procesos de aprendizaje mediante los cuales las personas hacen uso de los resultados y experiencias de la evaluación en contextos concretos. Se pone énfasis sobre los usuarios primarios. Las EOU...

Utilization Focused Evaluation (UFE) facilitates a learning process in which people in the real world apply evaluation findings and experiences to their work. The focus is on intended users. UFE does not prescribe any specific content, method, or...

Making better use of evidence is essential if public services are to deliver more for less. Central to this challenge is the need for a clearer understanding about standards of evidence that can be applied to the research informing social policy...

Are you looking to expand your evaluation skills? Have you been wanting to integrate environmental targets in your tracking of the Sustainable Development Goals? Do you wonder how to report on your project’s achievements in relation to the SDGs when...

This resource guide is one of a series of four developed to support researchers in international development with key monitoring, evaluation and learning processes, such as Theory of Change and logframes for proposal and project design. Exploring the...

The Most Significant Change (MSC) technique is a form of participatory monitoring and evaluation. It involves the collection and selection of stories of change, produced by programme or project stakeholders. MSC can be used in projects and programmes...

Outcome Mapping focuses on changes in the behaviour of the people, groups and organisations influenced by a programme. Like the logical framework, it is a planning methodology that has implications for how monitoring and evaluation is conducted...

Process tracing is a qualitative analysis methodology. The main purpose of process tracing is to establish whether, and how, a potential cause or causes influenced a specified change or set of changes. This is done by applying formal tests to examine...

Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA) is a methodology that enables the analysis of multiple cases in complex situations. It can help explain why change happens in some cases but not others. QCA is designed for use with an intermediate number of...

Contribution analysis is a methodology used to identify the contribution a development intervention has made to a change or set of changes. The aim is to produce a credible, evidence-based narrative of contribution that a reasonable person would be...

The term co-benefits refers to additional positive impacts of a policy or intervention, beyond its primary objectives. In the case of natural resource protection and climate change adaptation, co-benefits can include improved incomes, livelihoods...