Monitoring and Evaluation

What you'll learn
- You will develop skills in designing gender-sensitive indicators and analyzing disaggregated data.
- You will learn how to apply inclusive methodologies, communicate results effectively, and overcome challenges related to equity.
- You will be able to design gender-focused action plans and critically reflect on the impacts of projects.
- You will gain tools to contribute to fairer and more inclusive processes in your organization.

Requirements
- You don't need previous experience in monitoring and evaluation; here you will learn the basics.

Description
This course will empower you to transform your development projects by embedding a gender perspective directly into your monitoring and evaluation (M&E) frameworks. It's a practical, hands-on program designed to give you skills you can apply immediately, enabling your organization to deliver more effective, equitable, and inclusive initiatives. By moving beyond simple data collection, you'll learn how to ask the right questions and interpret results in a way that truly reflects the diverse experiences of all participants.

Key Skills and Concepts

Throughout the course, you'll master a range of crucial competencies. You'll learn to design sharp,gender-sensitive indicatorsand analyzesex-disaggregated datato reveal impacts that are often overlooked. We will guide you in applying inclusive methodologies founded on the principles ofgender equity, ensuring your M&E processes are participatory and empowering. A key focus is on effectively communicating your findings to stakeholders and designing concrete action plans that drive real change.

To support this, you will explore essential tools and concepts. You'll grasp the critical distinction betweenequality and equityand use frameworks likeCARE's Gender Continuumto refine your strategic approach. We will demystify theTheory of Changeand theLogical Framework Matrix, using them to structure and visualize a project's journey toward gender-transformative outcomes. Finally, you'll gain concrete tips for collecting, analyzing, and visualizing data, all while using sensitive, non-sexist language to tell a powerful and accurate story of impact.

Who this course is for:
- People employed by non-governmental organizations in developing countries.
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