Monitoring Evaluation and Data Analysis for Community Based Projects

Workshop 2.1: Introduction to monitoring and evaluation terminology, the difference between the two, and the role of M&E in the project cycle.

Workshop 3.1: Mapping how project activities lead to specific outcomes and building LogFrames that serve as the project’s blueprint.

Workshop 4.1: Strategies for involving community members in defining success and collecting local data for better accountability.

Workshop 5.1: Developing qualitative and quantitative performance indicators that are specific, measurable, and relevant to community needs.

Workshop 6.1: Comparing traditional and modern tools, including surveys, focus groups, and mobile-based data collection apps.

Workshop 7.1: Implementing data auditing and validation processes to ensure accuracy, reliability, and ethical standards in field data.

Workshop 8.1: Basic statistical techniques for analyzing numerical data, identifying trends, and calculating project reach.

Workshop 9.1: Thematic coding and analysis of interviews and open-ended feedback to understand the "why" behind project results.

Workshop 10.1: Transforming raw data into impactful charts, maps, and reports tailored for donors and community stakeholders.

Workshop 11.1: Conducting mid-term and end-of-project evaluations and using findings to improve future project designs.