Editorial
The “Rick on the Road” blog is where I write on specific issues M&E issues that are of interest to me (See also the Rick’s Methods page on this site)
The most recent postings:
2010
- (Coming soon) The Theory of Change in the Paris Declaration
2009
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Reflections on Dave Snowden’s presentations on sense-making and complexity
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On the poverty of baselines and targets…
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Why we should make economists work harder
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Constructing longer term perspectives
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Bibliographic Timelines
2008
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Social Frameworks: An improvement on the Logical Framework?
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Assessing achievements in Katine, Uganda
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A network approach to the selection of “Most Significant Change” stories
2007
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Managing expectations about monitoring and evaluation in Katine
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Katine: an experiment in more publicly transparent aid processes
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Checklists as mini theories-of-change
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Evolving storylines: A participatory design process?
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Prediction markets as a source of independent and continuous evaluation for development projects?
2006
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Assumptions, evidence and multiple stakeholders
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Evidence that the (development) world is getting better
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Integrating funding applications and baseline surveys
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The risks of big increases in aid flows to poor countries
2005
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Impact pathways and genealogies
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Networks of Indicators
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Fight institutional Alzheimers
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Using “modular matrices” to describe programme intentions and achievements
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Constructing “an auditable trail of intentions….”
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Identifying the impact of evaluations: Follow the money?
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Learning circles and loops: Time for some more sophisticated representations
2004
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No more paradigm changes please!
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Where have all the evaluations gone?
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Projects versus Project Funding Mechanisms
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Treating organisations as though they were machines
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Is moving the goal posts a good thing?
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Where are the partners?
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Monitoring empowerment: A contradiction in terms?
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Why did the chicken cross the road?
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Thinking about networks of policies
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Question: How do you assess a country’s ownership of a PRSP?
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Hypothesis-led Surveys of Influence – on KAP
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PRSP Monitoring: Target fixation and mission creep
See also Evaluating Katine
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6 Responses to “Editorial”
Dear Rick Davies, I found your website, find this highly interesting and would like to join the email list. But do I really need a yahoo account? (I have so many email accounts already…)
Kind regards, Marion
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By Marion Karmann on Oct 7, 2008
Unfortunately yes, you do need to sign up to a Yahoo account.
regards, rick
By rick davies on Oct 7, 2008
hello mr ricks davies, you are doing a marvellous job there
but how can l subscribe to the site.
thank
By Etim omini on Nov 24, 2008
You can use the Google Alert service. See the link on the top right side of the webpage, under the Search button
By rick davies on Nov 24, 2008
I want to receive latest news on M&E how can these be directed to my e-mail address provided.
Thanks your site is very insightful.
By Marondo John on Jan 7, 2009
You can join the MandE NEWS email list, by clicking on the M&E Email list tab at the top of this page
By rick davies on Jan 11, 2009