A dose of our own medicine – Using metrics for internal evaluation
One of our New Year’s Resolutions at Khulisa is to increase our use of metrics in our own business, improving our performance and providing that
One of our New Year’s Resolutions at Khulisa is to increase our use of metrics in our own business, improving our performance and providing that
The Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning Services II (EVAL ME II) contract is USAID’s flagship evaluation, monitoring and learning mechanism. Through EVAL ME II, Khulisa will provide
By Mosangoaneng Leteane, edited by Nicola Theunissen Mother tongue education remains one of the most contentious, yet equally important undertakings in post-apartheid South Africa. Over
Since inception, Khulisa has focussed our efforts on advancing the understanding and quality of M&E in Africa. M&E capacity building is central to our approach.
By Mary Pat Selvaggio Khulisa is currently carrying out a large-scale Performance Audit of a multi-sectoral nutrition programme being implemented at provincial, district, and sub-district
Khulisa discovered Causal Map, a great tool to help programme evaluators with extracting causal claims from texts (e.g. interview data) from different sources, and then
When Khulisa started conceptualizing the gLOCAL 2020 Evaluation Design Competition, we planned to host it as a face-to-face interactive session. However, COVID-19 stopped this plan
We increasingly see our worlds in a virtual, visual, technology-enabled way. The onset of the Covid-19 pandemic intensifies this lens, as human interaction and real-world
Khulisa is currently evaluating the Catholic Institute of Education (CIE) Thabiso Life Skills Programme. As always, we adhere to ethical processes where participants have the
We are now participating in a virtual world – one where we can easily feel lost in the sea of computer screens. Launching a Virtual