The Nile Basin Development Challenge (NBDC) is in its final phase and its various teams are poised to document the interesting aspects of the work completed in the past years. These crucial documentation efforts include a keen look on the institutional environment in which the NBDC has tried to bring [...]
I don’t know about you, but I’m tired of having my awareness raised. It seems every other paper, report or project proposal I pick up is invoking “awareness raising” as rationale, output, outcome or impact and sometimes all four at the same time. Can awareness raising really be all those [...]
By Boru Douthwaite (June 2011) The CPWF held its first ‘Peer Assist’ evaluation BDC projects and programs on 7th and 8th June, in the beautiful Lauret, near Montpellier. Present were the three Basin Leaders from the Andes, Mekong and Nile, the CPMT and the KM team. We spent a half [...]
“The best method to evaluate is an appropriate approach to diverse conditions” Michaela Zintl, Head of Division for Evaluation of Development Cooperation, BMZ GIZ hosted a conference on “Systemic Approaches in Evaluation” during January 2011, according to Michael Gajo, Senior Evaluation Officer at GTZ and convener, “to learn from experience [...]
by Boru Douthwaite Last week I attended the IRRI-organized workshop to develop an M&E plan for the GRISP CRP. I began the meeting fully expecting there to be a big difference with GRISP M&E compared to CPWF M&E. I was very happily surprised. In short the GRISP M&E proposal mirrors [...]
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