Evaluation is a critical component of project management practice, as it allows organizations to determine the effectiveness of their programs and initiatives and make informed decisions about how to allocate Continue Reading
A program logic/logic model/theory of change in evaluation is a visual representation of the cause-and-effect relationship between the inputs, activities, outputs, and outcomes of a program or project. It is Continue Reading
As evaluators, it is important to adopt various lenses related to the nature and requirements of the evaluation project. Participatory Evaluation is becoming increasingly popular as there is a growing Continue Reading
Most evaluations start with a broad brush-stroke at the beginning. To ensure that the evaluation has clear direction and the focus is aligned with the intended benefits of a program, Continue Reading
In an increasingly dynamic field like project management, keeping up with jargon, project-specific terms and new concepts is always challenging. Especially, if you are new to project management, you might Continue Reading
Our life is never the same. Like the changing weather, like day and night – our life goes through changes, ups, and downs. Sometimes we are on cloud nine, punching Continue Reading
In every program evaluation project, constructing the right evaluation question is the most crucial aspect. As I work on a myriad of evaluation projects, where I prepare evaluation plans and Continue Reading
Program evaluation can be defined as a systematic process of collecting, analyzing, and using information to measure the efficiency and effectiveness of programs and projects. A good starting point to Continue Reading
Briefing notes are one of the most crucial and important strategic communications that is mostly used in public organisations. It is a written communication that is aimed to inform leaders Continue Reading
An evaluation reference group is a very useful forum that can offer rich insight and advisory support to the evaluator in any evaluation project. The ERG is typically composed of Continue Reading
