Facilitated by Kevina Maddick, the Acting Country Director of the international Non-Government Organization, Right to Play, this session addressed the practical aspects of designing a monitoring and evaluation framework, how to judge its effectiveness and how it can be best communicated to potential partners and donors using evidence. 
 

The session focused on designing a theory of change, identifying priorities and developing a framework that makes sense for the specific organizations. The youth participants were also introduced to participatory approaches to M&E involving beneficiaries.
 

The desired outcomes for the session were that the participants are familiar with a basic M&E framework against the SDGs and have an understanding of how funding streams work and which aspects of the programmes are the most marketable to sponsors.

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To find more detailed information on Monitoring and Evaluation for sports programmes, please visit our partner's website:

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https://www.sportanddev.org/en/toolkit/monitoring-and-evaluation-me