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Building capacity of project staff and partners on Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) is a common role for Project M&E Officers. Yet many of M&E Officers never go beyond training, thereby missing the full benefits that capacity building offers a project team and M&E system. If your capacity building plan equates to training alone, the plan … Continue reading Go Beyond Training: Build Project Staff’s Monitoring and Evaluation Competencies

Today marks my 14th year in Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E). When I look back, I see a myriad of events and circumstances that influenced my career trajectory. Many of these informed the decisions I took, choices made, and paths taken as I performed and progressed through M&E roles. Below, I highlight seven factors that affected … Continue reading 7 Factors that Will Define Your Monitoring and Evaluation Career Trajectory

To drive in the United States, you must have a valid driver’s license. This is the primary requirement, perhaps the most important. Other requirements depend on the State in which you will drive. Driving is like designing a project monitoring and evaluation (M&E) system. You must meet specific requirements for you to be effective. Your M&E System … Continue reading 10 Common Donor Monitoring and Evaluation Requirements You Should Know