Do you treat evaluation as something to look at only after a programme ends?
Are you collecting data but unsure whether your activities are truly leading to impact?

Many organisations see evaluation as a reporting requirement rather than a design tool. This session challenges that mindset. It makes the case for building evaluation into programme design from the start — in simple, practical ways that do not require large budgets or technical expertise.

Participants will leave with a clear framework and usable tools to assess whether their programmes are working — and how to continuously improve them.

Key Takeaways

Shift your perspective: see evaluation as a core part of programme design, not an afterthought
Use a simple framework to connect activities to outcomes and impact
Apply practical tools that can be implemented immediately
Move from data collection to meaningful learning and programme improvement
Use evaluation as a driver of better decisions — not just better reports

Who Should Attend

Programme managers, founders, and field staff at nonprofits and social enterprises — whether you are building an evaluation system from scratch or strengthening an existing one.

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What’s Working? Evaluating and Improving Your Programmes

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