African parliamentarians participate in global campaign to promote evaluation
“If you don’t put in the mechanism to monitor and evaluate, you’d be lost” – Hon. Muntaka Mubarak, Member of Parliament, Ghana If these
“If you don’t put in the mechanism to monitor and evaluate, you’d be lost” – Hon. Muntaka Mubarak, Member of Parliament, Ghana If these
In early June, I was asked by the South African Monitoring and Evaluation Association (SAMEA) and the Zenex Foundation to host an Evaluation
Khulisa’s green journey began ten years ago when we implemented recycling and installed our first solar panels at our premises in Johannesburg. In the intervening
The how to: methods and examples Data Visualization: How to make data attractive from Khulisa Management Services The first aspect to be considered is the
Communicating information clearly and effectively is key to successful reporting in the monitoring and evaluation field. Data visualisation can be used as a technique to
Jennifer Bisgard during her USAID internship in Liberia, 1987 – her experience set the foundation for a passion in mentoring evaluation interns. As a
Like any faithful item that paid its dues (a trusted denim jacket or the 1990 Sedan you inherited during your student days), brand design reaches
The best programmes work collaboratively with the evaluator to develop the M&E plans, activities and Theory of Change together, giving the Programme Staff immediate feedback
The lack of accountability and limited government transparency continue to hamper Africa’s economic and socio-political development. Poor management, inadequate technical skills and internal administrative
The development landscape has shifted over the past three years. Public spending decreased in the development sector, both by international donors and African countries, primarily