Vision
The M&E Working Group develops tools and trainings to increase child survival and health program performance and quality through the standardization of use of data, analysis and reporting.
Working Group Tools/Resources
- M&E Technical Reference Materials
- Lot Quality Assurance Sampling (LQAS): Protocol for Parallel Sampling
- Lot Quality Assurance Sampling (LQAS): Frequently Asked Questions
- LQAS Series: On-Line Workshop (February-April 2006)
- Recorded Lectures
- #1: Introduction to Lot Quality Assurance Sampling Basic Principles
- #2: Data Collecting Using LQAS
- #3: Supervision Areas and Tabulation of Data When Using in LQAS
- #4: Calculating Results for Making Informed Decisions: Indicators, Confidence Intervals and Clasification of Supervision Areas
- #5: Using LQAS for Monitoring
- #6: LQAS vs. Cluster Sampling
- Lectures (Presentation Slides): 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
- Recorded Lectures
- LQAS Participant's Manual 2007
- LQAS Trainer's Guide
-
Partnership Defined Quality Monitoring and Evaluation Toolkit
Read More - KPC Trainings of Survey Trainers (TOST): Trainer's Guide/ Participant's Guide
- KPC Survey Training
- Participatory Program Evaluation Manual (Spanish) (French)
- Training in Qualitative Research Methods
- MEASURE Evaluation: MENTOR (Monitoring and Evaluation Network of Training On-line Resources)
- A Guide for Monitoring and Evaluating Child Health Programs - MEASURE Evaluation Project (September 2005)
-
The ‘Most Significant Change’ (MSC) Technique:A Guide to Its Use
- Finding Common Ground: Harmonizing the Application of Different Quality Improvement Models in Maternal, Newborn, and Child Health Programs
Useful Links
- Gender Evaluation Methodology
- MEASURE Evaluation
- Performance Assessment Resource Centre
- M&E Tools at MCHIP (formerly CSTS)
- EPI Info
- The International Consortium for the Advancement of Academic Publication Program Evaluation and Social Research Methods
This website lists a variety of free resources focused on how-to evaluation research and the methods used (surveys, focus groups, sampling, interviews, etc.)