Monitoring And Evaluation Training

Completed Projects

SW Nepal was assigned by WFP Nepal to provide a two-day Monitoring and Evaluation Training to WFP staffs. The training was conducted from 6-7 October 2009 in Nepalgunj.

Objective

The objectives of the training programme were:

• To understand the objectives and benefits of programme monitoring, the components and steps of an M&E system, and their role within the WFP M&E system,
• To learn and practice skills and tools of beneficiary contact monitoring in the field.

Key Activities

The training delivery was based on an ‘adult learning principle’ using participatory method’.
Participatory training methods like Buzz Group Discussion, Role-play, Games, Illustrated Lectures, Brain storming, Case studies, and Interactive Learning were widely used to make training effective.
Altogether 16 members from WFPs’ Programme districts (4 women and 12 men) participated in the training.

Output

The training expectation check of the participants at the end of the training course showed that almost all of their expectations from the training course were met. The participants learned all the topics well and were more than happy about the way the training course was carried out. We observed a high level of enthusiasm among participants in learning and practicing concepts and tools of M&E that we presented and discussed during the training.
There has been much internalization of many concepts and ideas to strengthen the team and bring effectiveness at individual level.