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CommentsCommentsSession on Establishing Session on Establishing
A Results-Based M&E SystemA Results-Based M&E System
Per O. BastoePer O. Bastoe
Six important experiencesSix important experiences
1.1. Balance Technical, Organizational and Balance Technical, Organizational and Behavior aspect (demand and supply)Behavior aspect (demand and supply)
2.2. Keep it simple (the perfect is the Keep it simple (the perfect is the enemy of the good)enemy of the good)
3.3. Analyze and interpret monitoring dataAnalyze and interpret monitoring data4.4. Use M&E informationUse M&E information5.5. Realize the limitations Realize the limitations 6.6. Disseminate good practiceDisseminate good practice
Six common pitfalls
1.1. Unclear conceptsUnclear concepts
2.2. Too complicated and Too complicated and comprehensivecomprehensive
3.3. Limited use of dataLimited use of data
4.4. Lack of leadership and ownershipLack of leadership and ownership
5.5. No understanding of cultural No understanding of cultural aspectsaspects
6.6. Short-term perspective Short-term perspective
Managing for Results
• Medium term time Medium term time horizonhorizon
• Clarify intended Clarify intended outcomesoutcomes
• Selectivity and Selectivity and focus based on focus based on analysis of analysis of strengths, strengths, weaknesses, weaknesses, opportunities and opportunities and treatstreats
Strategic Planning & Resource Allocation
Selection of Indicators & Targets
To operationalize To operationalize thethe
strategystrategy
Good indicators are:Good indicators are:– SpecificSpecific– MeasurableMeasurable– AttainableAttainable– RealisticRealistic– Time-boundTime-bound
Establishing Responsibility & Accountability
To clarify:To clarify:
• Organizational Organizational implicationsimplications
• Who is Who is responsible for responsible for what?what?
Important to: Important to:
• Use available data Use available data and data-sourcesand data-sources
• Avoid duplications Avoid duplications with other systemswith other systems
• Determine Determine frequency of frequency of monitoringmonitoring
Measuring Performance & Results
To understand whatTo understand what
the monitoring datathe monitoring data
really meansreally means
Implies:Implies:• AssessmentAssessment• ComparisonComparison• InterpretationInterpretation
Analyzing Performance & Results Information
Information can beInformation can beused for:used for:• ManagementManagement• Decision makingDecision making• ImprovementImprovement• ChangeChange
Clarification of useClarification of usehave implications have implications
forformethods andmethods andproceduresprocedures
Using Performance & Results Information
Deals with:Deals with:
• FrequencyFrequency• To whomTo whom• FormatFormat
Reporting Performance & Results Information to Stakeholders
Feedback creates Feedback creates
learninglearning
It requires:It requires:• Open, two ways Open, two ways
communicationcommunication• Systematic Systematic
collectioncollection
Getting Feedback & Inputs from Stakeholders
EnablersEnablers- a precondition for success- a precondition for success
• Commitment from Commitment from the topthe top
• Learning cultureLearning culture• Appropriate and Appropriate and
supportive supportive systems and systems and structuresstructures
• Interaction with Interaction with stakeholdersstakeholders