Barbara Befani, a reliable source of high quality information, has held a talk at the Centre for Development Impact on choosing appropriate evaluation methods. Listen to her presentation here; it comes with a slide show that is best watched while listening to the talk.
The spreadsheet which helps choosing appropriate evaluation tools is available from the BOND website here. Enjoy! And contain your disappointment if you realise that most methods won't work with the weak data and skimpy resources available for your evaluation.
Showing posts with label evaluation methods. Show all posts
Showing posts with label evaluation methods. Show all posts
Tuesday, 6 June 2017
Thursday, 29 January 2015
A written survey with people who don't read and write
Last year - ah, no, in 2013 - my colleague Wolfgang Stuppert and I carried out an evaluation of services for survivors of violence against women and girls in Mozambique. We felt it was important to gather feedback from many women and girls who used the services. We had only little time in Mozambique and no resources to train enumerators who would interview large numbers of service users.
We decided to organise a written survey. But some service users, we were told, could not read and write well enough.
We decided to organise a written survey. But some service users, we were told, could not read and write well enough.
Friday, 4 April 2014
Review of Evaluations - Inception Report ready
It has been quiet again on this blog - this is because we have been busy producing the Inception Report and pursuing our research on approaches and methods in evaluations of interventions on violence against women and girls. (Apologies I still haven't found a shorter way of saying this!)
You can download our full inception report and find the link to an interesting discussion of our work by Rick Davies on our dedicated review blog www.evawreview.de.
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