24 Apr

Outcome Harvesting: Good Practices

Organized by:Global Partnership for the Prevention of Armed Conflict
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Outcome Harvesting

About 70% of the organizations that receive funding as part of the Dialogue and Dissent program (by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs) use, or intend to use, some form of outcome harvesting as a monitoring & evaluation method.

What do we learn from the existing good practices? How does it feed into our learning loop? What are the expectations of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the IOB with regard to the quality of information obtained through outcome harvesting? Can we come up with practical guidelines for the use of outcome harvesting for the mid-term review and the final evaluation of - for example - the Strategic Partnership Programs?

This learning event is organized by Partos in cooperation with GPPAC and Wolfgang Richert (OH consultant), and is financed by Partos and the Knowledge Platform.

Program

13:00                  Arrival & registration

13:15                  Welcome & Introduction

13:30 - 14:00      Presentation Quality assurance in OH – Introduction to the challenge (Wolfgang Richert)

14:00 – 14:40     Four presentations of cases of OH practices: 5 min. each, 5 min. questions

14:40 – 15:00     Coffee Break

15:00 – 16:30     Working group sessions: challenges and solutions of quality assurance

16:30 – 17:00     Plenary:

                           (1) Collection of the most important recommendations

                           (2) Consensus on minimum requirements?

17:00 – 18:00     Network drinks

Outcome Harvesting workshop

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Bleyenberg, The Hague
Grote Markt 10, 2511 BG The Hague
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