Besides empowering stakeholders, ResultsinHealth’s participatory M&E techniques are ideal for assessing complex projects, where people have largely differing interests (and that risk ignoring the voice of the minority and most marginalised), including ones meant to improve policies, rights, and change accepted practices. Using participatory M&E approaches is ideal to evaluate multi-layered interventions, including projects intended to have multiple outcomes, where one set of results is dependent on another, or where outcomes are dynamic and difficult to straightforwardly assess.
Clients and Geographic Experience: We have evaluated projects across different geographies, cultures, and language groups and for clients such as the World Bank, the Dutch Government, Plan International, Oxfam and the Aga Khan Foundation. Geographically, we have worked alone, and in partnerships, in Europe, Southeast Asia, Anglophone Africa, and across Central Asia.
ResultsinHealth’s Impact Team and our network of highly qualified associates have substantial topical expertise in the areas of Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR), gender equality, Livelihood, Social Inclusion, Health System Strengthening and Impact Management. Our associate network, however, is wide and our participatory M&E tools are flexible. For example, we were asked to use Most Significant Change (MSC) by the GRM International to evaluate a financial inclusion project in Indonesia in 2014-2015 and by the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ ) to evaluate a climate change project in 2015.
Contact Ms. Nur Hidayati to discuss your organization’s evaluation needs.