Comments on: The 2010 International Program for Development Evaluation Training

By: Nuha Mohamed Abdalla

Nuha Mohamed Abdalla — Mon, 29 Mar 2010 06:13:13 +0000

M&E is crucial for my work; I am the coordinator for the CSOs advisory consortium. All what we do is developing the capacities of the civil society organizations in Sudan, then we measure the outcomes of our intervention at the community level
The main challenge we faced here is doing appropriate assessment at the beginning of the intervention and evaluation of the outcomes at the end. The development indicators are hard to measure since we have a somewhat not a very stable social and political environment
I applied for the program and hopping that I will get the chance to participate, I couldn’t catch the possible time for receiving a scholarship but I will mobilize my own resources to be able attend it

By: Noha Gaballah

Noha Gaballah — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 12:33:33 +0000

I am very much interested to take the Evaluation training. I have a B.A in English Literature from Cairo University (1983) and MBA from City University in 2000. I have worked for 27 years at international organizations mainly on project management and administration. I am currently and for the last five years based at the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT) in Cairo and I am in charge of a project with UNDP for Empowering and Connecting the Community through ICT which applies the Results-based Management for evaluating the impact of the project. I got M&E courses at UNDP here in Cairo which gave me just some basics. I am looking for professional training and more experience in this area. I very much appreciate receiving a scholarship, if possible. Thanks.
Noha

By: luisa

luisa — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 23:36:38 +0000

I am interested in taking this course , coming from a developing country like Fiji and after spending 4 years in the Ministry of health and have been involved in NonCommunicable Disease ( the main cause of mortality and morbidity in Fiji ) and been the Reproductive Health Project officer for the past year .This is one of the main gaps in the programs and I would like to be exposed to this type of training as this country does not have any expert in this area

By: Thoko

Thoko — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 14:25:01 +0000

I have been interested in attending ipdet training since 2008. I applied for a scholarship then and did not get it. I will give it another try this year and hope for the best. My country, South Africa is facing a huge challenge regarding M&E and it is critical that capacity building is continued in the M&E arena.