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Routine health facility data helps decision-makers better understand facilities’ service readiness, utilization, and quality, enabling evidence-based policy and resource decisions.

This course presents the principles of Project Design, Monitoring and Evaluation (DM&E) cycle. DM&E is a critical element of development projects as it provides the information needed to make decisions for project management, improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the interventions and satisfy accountability requirements.

Research conducted with policy partners can have a greater chance of impacting policies, programs and services. But how do early career researchers build these partnerships? How do they manage and sustain them? And how do they get their research findings known and used? Our skills-based training course has been developed to address these questions. It draws on the expertise of senior policy makers and researchers to help early career researchers build the skills required to initiate and sustain research partnerships with policy makers.

Our training brings together people from a variety of sectors and backgrounds, with varying levels of knowledge and skills in Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E). For anyone interested in developing their organisation’s M&E capacity and better assessing the impact of their projects, our training provides a great foundation in MEAL.

This September, we’re launching a new edition of our blended learning course on Theory of Change!

Join us for an engaging journey that combines interactive e-learning, live facilitated sessions, personalized coaching, and an innovative online tool designed for Theory of Change development. The course takes place online, with live sessions focusing on honing your facilitation skills for effective Theory of Change workshops.

This course is a collaboration between MDF Training & Consultancy and Changeroo.

Our CPD-accredited Knowledge Management (KM) online training course is a 7-week programme specifically designed for key personnel in NGOs, government, UN agencies and private sector organisations. You work from the comfort of your own home or office. Designed to fit around your schedule and allow you to learn when you learn best.

You complete the paced course over seven weeks with facilitated, scheduled live meetings, including four fixed-date webinars. You will join a peer group of participants from different organisations and countries. You will provided with the following:

This course gives you the opportunity to improve knowledge and skills on how social change happens and your contribution to it, using a Theory of Change lens. It will provide you with innovative tools to plan, deliver and review how projects, programmes and other activities can help make change happen. This course enables you to develop skills that will help you work with partners to design compelling projects that deliver sustainable social change.

Would you like to learn how to use Outcome Harvesting? Whether you are completely new to Outcome Harvesting or have some experience but want to learn from highly experienced practitioners, this training is for you. Join Goele Scheers and Richard Smith for this highly participatory training!

Six live sessions of 1-3 hours @ 19.00 CET, plus up to 60 minutes of offline study between sessions. (If this time doesn't suit you, we are also running the same training in May with live sessions at 10.00 CET).

Do you need help with your MEAL plan? To refresh your knowledge, learn techniques and approaches, or develop a Log Frame? We will help you and your organisation to become more effective, by enhancing MEAL practices. Find out how you can advocate for an effective MEAL system so your organization can become more responsive, strategic, and effective by using information and knowledge for evidence-based decision making.

Do you need help with your MEAL plan? To refresh your knowledge, learn techniques and approaches, or develop a Log Frame? We will help you and your organisation to become more effective, by enhancing MEAL practices. Find out how you can advocate for an effective MEAL system so your organization can become more responsive, strategic, and effective by using information and knowledge for evidence-based decision making.