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Paperback. Condición: Very Good. 178p paperback, stamp on title page otherwise unused, like new. Language: English.

Soft cover. Condición: Fine. 52pp reprint.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Rethinking M&E - Challenges and Prospects in the Changing Global Aid Environment' incorporates the good examples and innovative M&E solutions of 120 development professionals from a wide range of countries, circumstances and specialisms. This book is based on INTRAC's international conference and regional M&E workshops in Ghana, India, Sweden and Peru, and includes perspectives from NGOs and CSOs, donor ministries, activists, think-tanks and foundations. Emphasising Southern perspectives and covering a rich variety of experiences, it stresses the important role of M&E in challenging many of our assumptions about poverty alleviation. It analyses practitioner issues and situates them within wider aid trends. It takes as its premise the observation that official development aid is shifting towards an increasingly technocratic, managerial, state-centred approach. It follows that M&E within the aid chain worldwide is directed away from its focus on qualitative outcomes and long-term poverty alleviation impacts. Within this context, Rethinking M&E provides innovative insights into such areas as M&E of NGOs as donors, the M&E of advocacy and the M&E of humanitarian emergencies. Wherever you find yourself in the world of development M&E, this book will present useful experiences from others in similar situations. It shows that there is momentum and energy going into making M&E work for learning, empowerment and poverty eradication. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. This book is for anyone interested in capacity building with NGOs and other civil society organisations. It provides an overview of trends and current thinking about NGO capacity building, the challenges and constraints. It also addresses the difficult issue of why, despite all our knowledge and experience, capacity building interventions commonly fail to meet expectations. Capacity Building for NGOs analyses some of the cultural and contextual constraints that undermine our ability to implement appropriate and effective capacity building interventions. It concludes that not only is effective capacity building possible but it can also have a real and tangible impact. This book is about what works in practice and how best to ensure our investment in capacity building is timely, appropriate and successful. This book is about what works in practice and how best to ensure our investment in capacity building is timely, appropriate and successful. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The evaluation of the outcomes and impact of social development programmes is the major focus of this text. It begins with a review of current thinking on social development and an overview based on an extensive review of the literature on approaches to evaluating the impact of social development. The remainder of the work than draws on the papers and discussions that took place at the Third International Workshop on Evaluating Social Development held in the Netherlands in November 1996. The evaluation of the outcomes and impact of social development programmes is the major focus of this text which draws on the papers and discussions that took place at the Third International Workshop on Evaluating Social Development held in the Netherlands in November 1996. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

1st ed. - With bibliogr. - (Intrac NGO management and policy series). - Softcover.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Rethinking M&E - Challenges and Prospects in the Changing Global Aid Environment' incorporates the good examples and innovative M&E solutions of 120 development professionals from a wide range of countries, circumstances and specialisms. This book is based on INTRAC's international conference and regional M&E workshops in Ghana, India, Sweden and Peru, and includes perspectives from NGOs and CSOs, donor ministries, activists, think-tanks and foundations. Emphasising Southern perspectives and covering a rich variety of experiences, it stresses the important role of M&E in challenging many of our assumptions about poverty alleviation. It analyses practitioner issues and situates them within wider aid trends. It takes as its premise the observation that official development aid is shifting towards an increasingly technocratic, managerial, state-centred approach. It follows that M&E within the aid chain worldwide is directed away from its focus on qualitative outcomes and long-term poverty alleviation impacts. Within this context, Rethinking M&E provides innovative insights into such areas as M&E of NGOs as donors, the M&E of advocacy and the M&E of humanitarian emergencies. Wherever you find yourself in the world of development M&E, this book will present useful experiences from others in similar situations. It shows that there is momentum and energy going into making M&E work for learning, empowerment and poverty eradication. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. This book is for anyone interested in capacity building with NGOs and other civil society organisations. It provides an overview of trends and current thinking about NGO capacity building, the challenges and constraints. It also addresses the difficult issue of why, despite all our knowledge and experience, capacity building interventions commonly fail to meet expectations. Capacity Building for NGOs analyses some of the cultural and contextual constraints that undermine our ability to implement appropriate and effective capacity building interventions. It concludes that not only is effective capacity building possible but it can also have a real and tangible impact. This book is about what works in practice and how best to ensure our investment in capacity building is timely, appropriate and successful. This book is about what works in practice and how best to ensure our investment in capacity building is timely, appropriate and successful. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The evaluation of the outcomes and impact of social development programmes is the major focus of this text. It begins with a review of current thinking on social development and an overview based on an extensive review of the literature on approaches to evaluating the impact of social development. The remainder of the work than draws on the papers and discussions that took place at the Third International Workshop on Evaluating Social Development held in the Netherlands in November 1996. The evaluation of the outcomes and impact of social development programmes is the major focus of this text which draws on the papers and discussions that took place at the Third International Workshop on Evaluating Social Development held in the Netherlands in November 1996. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.