To meet the growing demand, NGOs are now under greater pressure to demonstrate development success to donors in a clear, comprehensive, compelling and innovative manner.
NGOs are expected to make their operations as transparent and accountable as possible – by providing a clear cut picture from day 1 – regarding where, why and how every dollar is spent and whether it’s contributing to foster any change in the community of interest. It is vital for NGOs to showcase tangible results and exhibit discernible improvements in the lives of the beneficiaries or the lack of it with clear data evidence.
Successful development projects today are thus grounded in careful planning, rigorous data collection, meticulous implementation, and thorough analysis and reporting – and this is where monitoring and evaluation comes into play.
Thank you for the article, this has helped me understand better the role monitoring and evaluation plays in different NGOs
So glad to hear that, Irene!
Good I have learnt a lot since am a student of monitoring and evaluation
Great to hear that, Ben!
Much appreciated, this is so precise and enhancing the better understanding of M& E roles in Humanitarian setup.
Thank you for your feedback, Kuot! Glad you found it helpful.
thanks ,this has helped me understand more about M&E as i am preparing for my exam paper
So glad to hear that, Patience! We have more resources on M&E in our Blog section — https://www.toladata.com/blog/
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