Participatory Monitoring & Evaluation: Learning from Change

Date published: November 1998

ISD Policy Briefing Issue 12

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This briefing explains what participatory monitoring and evaluation is, what it can be used for, and lists examples of its practical application in assessing development programmes. Furthermore, it highlights challenges that PM&E commonly entail.

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