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Time: September 1, 2014 to September 12, 2014
Location: University of Bologna
City/Town: University of Bologna
Website or Map: http://www.cid-bo.org/summer-…
Event Type: workshop
Organized By: Centre for Internation Development / Department of Economics
Latest Activity: Aug 22, 2014
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Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation
for Complex Development Programmes
This is the Ninth edition of the joint Centre for Internation Development / Department of Economics Summer Training Programme on Monitoring and Evaluation. This year the programme's focus is on Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation for Complex Development Programmes. This is a a cutting-edge Intensive Training Course of excellence that addresses the challenges posed to planning, monitoring and evaluation (PM&E) in substantially complex development situations characterized by a changing environment and unpredictable results. In innovative projects and programs of development and social change, at the time of strategic planning often it is difficult, if not impossible, to predetermine what specific, measurable actions need to be taken or what will results will be achieved. In spite of the uncertainty, multiple, interacting actors and factors create many options for intervening, measuring and learning.
To meet this challenge, the course presents four tools and approaches delivered in two separate modules for 5 days of training, each:
Outcome Mapping and Outcome Harvesting - September 1-5
Results-Based Monitoring and Impact Evaluation - September 8-12
Important deadlines to remember
Application for Early-Bird Registration 31 March 2014
Credited payment (bank transfer) of Early-Bird Registration Fee 30 April 2014
Application for Full Registration 30 June 2014
Credited payment of Full Registration 31 July 2014
Queries to summer-school@cid-bo.org
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