Monitoring and Evaluation for Results
Programmes and projects need effective monitoring and evaluation to measure progress and assess outcomes in a results-based management context. This seminar presents comprehensive tools and good practices for implementing a performance-based framework that enables executing agencies and key stakeholders to measure progress, evaluate impacts, make timely and informed decisions, draw lessons, and improve strategy and execution of development initiatives.
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Monitoring and Evaluation for Results
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Practical Objectives:
- Master the process of setting up a results-based monitoring and evaluation system for projects and programmes.
- Understand the techniques and tools to plan, monitor and evaluate project performance for the short, medium and long-term results.
- Identify information needs and data collection methods.
- Design performance management systems to meet the stakeholders’ needs for information and decision-making.
Training Seminar Topics
Performance and Results-Based Management
Results and accountability requirements. RBM principles applied to operational project management. The results chain: outputs, effect, impact. Management requirements to achieve the desired effect.
Performance Indicators
Indicator selection and validation: quantitative and qualitative (nominal and ordinal variables) indicators, outcome and impact indicators, indirect indicators (proxies). Data collection and analysis. Best practices for developing questionnaires and interview guides. Data collection and data analysis: quantitative and qualitative methods, data triangulation, and identification of potential sources of bias. Indicator sheets.
Data Collection and Analysis
Quantitative and qualitative methods, data triangulation, and identification of potential sources of bias. Indicator sheets. Best practices for developing questionnaires and interview guides.
Monitoring and Evaluation
Review of the ten steps to design and implement a sustainable monitoring and evaluation system. Developing a plan for evaluation during various phases of a project or programme (ex-ante, mid-term and at project closure).
Developing a Monitoring and Evaluation System
Linking the indicators database to operational planning. Monitoring reports and project or programme status. Building and using dashboards to track progress.
I learnt a great deal during the training and truly appreciated the interactive learning approach. There was excellent synergy among participants. I hope to return for more training sessions with SETYM International.
Many thanks to SETYM International Inc.
A training experience and tools tailored to the needs of the market and both public and private sector institutions.
I highly recommend them.
The Monitoring and Evaluation for Results training delivered by SETYM International Inc. was an excellent capacity-building opportunity for me. It will enable me to optimise my project monitoring and evaluation methods, as well as improve the overall quality of my reports.
Training at SETYM is unique in that the course content is specifically tailored to the socio-professional realities of the participants, while integrating new technologies, making the training both practical and beneficial for the learner. In other words, it enables the efficient and effective application of results-based management.
My experience with SETYM International was extremely enriching in terms of knowledge, know-how, and interpersonal skills. I did not simply learn new things in my field — which was, in fact, my main objective — I also expanded my toolkit, refined my approaches, and broadened my professional network across the African continent and beyond. I cannot conclude without highlighting the memorable stay that SETYM offered me in the beautiful city of Paris, made possible by a well-balanced combination of training activities and (optional) leisure moments.
I would like to express my deep appreciation and full satisfaction following my participation in the training programme on monitoring and evaluation of projects and programmes, held in Paris in 2025. The course proved to be intellectually and practically enriching, combining theoretical rigour with hands-on application. I particularly valued the clarity of the concepts presented, the quality of the methodological tools provided, the relevance of the practical exercises, and the diversity of experiences shared among participants. I highly recommend this training to anyone wishing to strengthen their technical skills in this strategic area.