Investing in MEL is a study of how monitoring, evaluation and learning is used in international development that I worked on with ITAD and the New Economics Foundation has been published. The study was commissioned and funded by Comic Relief, DFID, Big Lottery Fund in the UK and is also available from Bond.
Evaluation
Too much ‘Framing’, not enough ‘Doing’
I’ve been bombarded with articles recently about how ‘reframing’ something, like evaluation, and calling it ‘design-based’ will inspire new ways to track and do innovation. Really. I’m mean, really? This particular article went on to Read more…
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Something to keep in mind during the tendering process | Robin Brady · June 17, 2015 at 2:34 pm
[…] of the opportunity are as much as the work constraints that the clients. As one of the authors of Investing in MEL I know that most NGOs never allow enough money to actually do the evaluation that they want or […]
Three key Aspects for Impact Measurement | Robin Brady · July 22, 2015 at 2:31 pm
[…] steps to integrating social value into any business or organisation, I am also reminded that in research that I participated in a few years ago, three aspects were identified as being important to resourcing and maintaining measurement […]