Mubashira Zaidi, from ISST, authored the chapter, 'Work and Women's Economic Empowerment in Tribal Rajasthan, India' in part 3, Emerging Dimensions in the Understanding of Women’s Unpaid Work of the book!
Results-based monitoring (RBM) has become a must in international development: Donors and program managers alike demand it. But what exactly are results and indicators and these other buzzwords we hear so much about? And why is RBM so important, not only for reporting, but also for project management?This webinar introduces the most important terms and concepts. Based on the first-hand experience of the trainers, it also gives advise on how to build up a results-based monitoring system.Register…See More
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Through Pelican
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Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability & Learning
Skills like research, monitoring, evaluation
Data management using SPSS, Qualitative Data Analysis, Mobile data collection & management using ODK & Kobo Toolbox, Social Action Analysis, Technical report writing, Impact assessments (Randomized Control Trials) and Gender Rapid Analysis
Are you on twitter? What is your twitter handle?
@RonaldDenis
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English
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Please upload your profile photo as it adds a personal touch. (sign in, go to 'settings' on right hand column and then 'upload photo')
I invite you to share your work, post a blog or start a discussion about gender, evaluation or share your documents,events, photos and videos.
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