Monitoring & evaluation
Monitoring
Our work includes design of monitoring systems for sector programme support, results-based management, development of biodiversity and resource use indicators, and indicators for indigenous peoples in bilateral development programmes.
Participatory monitoring, or locally-based monitoring, means that local communities together with government staff collect and analyse data with the aim of improving management. Nordeco has extensive experiences regarding design and implementation of locally based monitoring in various countries such as the Philippines, Tanzania, Nicaragua and Chile. Further information is found on the website: www.monitoringmatters.org
Evaluation
NORDECO has for the past 15 years participated in more than 200 reviews including strategic, technical, mid-term and end-of-project reviews. Our evaluation experiences include country portfolio evaluation, programme evaluation, impact evaluation, and country support evaluation. NORDECO adheres to the DAC Evaluation Quality Standards. Recent examples of evaluations:
Evaluation of Participatory Forestry Programme, East Africa 2009
Independent Evaluation of UNICEF support through NGOs in Timor-Leste, 2008
Evaluation of the Coral Reef Targeted Research Programme, Global 2008
GEF Country Portfolio Evaluation, Philippines 2007
GEF Small Grants Programme Evaluation, Philippines 2007
Evaluation of land titling programmes in Latin America, 2007-08
Evaluation of Danish support to Mozambique, 2007
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