US Government missions Implementing Partners in El Salvador Learn, Exchange, and Apply Knowledge – ME&A
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US Government missions Implementing Partners in El Salvador Learn, Exchange, and Apply Knowledge

US Government missions Implementing Partners in El Salvador Learn, Exchange, and Apply Knowledge

Bridging the gap between what monitoring and evaluation reports recommend and actual field practices continues to be a focus of training events the US Government mission in El Salvador Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning Initiative (MELI) is conducting for US Government missions implementing partners (IPs) in El Salvador.

Participants had the opportunity to work together to solve problems and exchange knowledge.

Last week MELI conducted a training session on “Principles and Evaluation Practices,” which 15 participants from 12 IPs attended. Topics included:

  • How US Government missions conducts evaluations and the context of US Government missions evaluation policies
  • How evaluation is integrated throughout the program cycle (when it is required or encouraged to plan, use, or report on evaluations)
  • Phases of an individual evaluation
  • Planning (from deciding to evaluate to obtaining an evaluation)
  • How to manage an evaluation as well as share, inform, use, and learn from an evaluation
  • How to use the results of an evaluation for decision making

Vanessa Pocasangre, evaluations and studies manager for MELI, conducted the training along with Mira Ibrisimovic, knowledge management specialist. US Government mission in El Salvador awarded ME&A the MELI task order in 2016 under the Policy, Planning and Learning-Learning, Evaluation and Research (PPL-LER) IDIQ Contract to provide evaluation, monitoring, and assessment services for US Government missions and offices worldwide.