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Author: Isabel Tejo
Country: The Philippines
The project cycle usually has a risk component: from erroneous diagnoses in the design or optimist projection of the results, to mishaps in implementation. Isabel Tejo shares her experience in the CHARM2 Project of the Philippine government, whose execution was affected by external delays in the bureaucratic processes. Isabel implemented M&E data visualization tools to successfully communicate stakeholders the status of the project and justify its results.
Authors: Erick Herrera-Galvan and Karla Pinel
Country: Mexico and Costa Rica
Increasing the productivity of small agricultural producers is key to improving their living conditions and ensuring inclusive development. In this entry, two members of CLEAR LAC's evaluation team share with us their experience in evaluating the Small Producer Program, an initiative of the Walmart Foundation to insert small agricultural producers into value chains. For the evaluation, the team adapted the outcome harvest method, a qualitative methodology that emphasizes the participation of the actors involved in the program.
Author: Sophie Alvarez
Country: Colombia / USA
PRiME trainer, Sophie Alvarez, recounts her experience supporting the development of a data dashboard for SERVIR-Amazonia Program, and shares with us quick lessons on creating a dashboard.