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Monitoring and Evaluating Results

Monitoring and Evaluating Results. 1)Review environmental targets and indicators2)Establish reporting system3)Collect data on baseline conditions and project results4)Evaluate results5)Utilise evaluation results6)Communicate results to the community . ?There is nothing so easy to learn as

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Monitoring and Evaluating Results

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    1. Monitoring and Evaluating Results

    2. Monitoring and Evaluating Results 1) Review environmental targets and indicators 2) Establish reporting system 3) Collect data on baseline conditions and project results 4) Evaluate results 5) Utilise evaluation results 6) Communicate results to the community

    3. The monitoring and evaluation process provides an opportunity to:

    4. An effective monitoring and evaluation programme requires:

    5. 1. Review Environmental Targets and Indicators Targets include: Measurable commitments, e.g. 20% reduction in pollution levels Specified time frames, e.g. within five years Indicators: Measure whether environmental targets are being achieved

    6. Review targets and indicators and consider:

    7. 2. Establish Reporting System An effective reporting system: Records the performance of all institutions with implementation responsibilities Provides a system of accountability for all responsible parties on how well they are achieving the targets

    8. 3. Collect Data on Baseline Conditions and Project Results Quantitative data: Information that can be measured Qualitative data: Information that is hard to measure, such as the difficulty of problems encountered, consumer satisfaction and unanticipated benefits

    9. 4. Evaluate Results When evaluating results, it is important to collect data to monitor both compliance and effectiveness.

    10. Questions to Ask in Preparing an Evaluation

    11. Proposed Format for Evaluation Report Summary of results Project description: project history, participating institutions, evaluation team, goals and targets Data collection information: selected indicators, reporting requirements and data collection methods

    12. 5. Utilise Evaluation Results Evaluation process should provide information that can be utilised by project managers and staff to improve results. Evaluation results inform decisions and provide information on how to improve project performance.

    13. 6. Communicate Results to the Community Effective communication with the community involves:

    14. Ways to Communicate Evaluation Results to the Public

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