Evaluation manual methodology and processes

 · The Evaluation Manual’s primary function is to guide staff and consultants engaged in evaluation work at the Independent Office of Evaluation of IFAD (IOE). It also serves as a reference document for other IFAD staff and development partners (such as project management staff and executing agencies of IFAD-supported operations), especially in . The evaluation process is an analysis or interpretation of the collected data which delves deeper into the relationships between the results of the project, the effects produced by the project and the overall impact of the project. The major types of evaluation which can occur during the project or programme are defined under three headings; 1. Purpose of the Monitoring and Evaluation Manual This manual introduces fundamental concepts and components of ME. It then presents definitions of the basic components of an effective ME system and offers guidance for adapting each component to local programming contexts. It also provides key considerations for.

The Evaluation Manual’s primary function is to guide staff and consultants engaged in evaluation work at the Independent Office of Evaluation of IFAD (IOE). It also serves as a reference document for other IFAD staff and development partners (such as project management staff and executing agencies of IFAD-supported operations), especially in recipient countries, on how evaluation of development programmes in the agriculture and rural development sector is conducted in IFAD. the difference between evaluation types. There are a variety of evaluation designs, and the type of evaluation should match the development level of the program or program activity appropriately. The program stage and scope will determine the level of effort and the methods to be used. Evaluation Types When to use What it shows Why it is useful. Process 8 Why do a process evaluation? 9 Accountability 9 Programme development and improvement 9 To help others set up similar services or networks 9 How to do a process evaluation 10 1. Questions about coverage at the activity, service, or agency level 10 2. Questions about coverage at the system level 13 3. Questions about treatment process.

This volume will enable the reader to successfully undertake pre-project evaluations, especially in the areas of refining and petrochemistry. Knowledge of the essential elements of the evaluation process in UNDP: normally be covered in a programme and project management manual will therefore. The manual also presents the key processes for designing and conducting project and country programme evaluations, which currently are the type of evaluation.