Why Attend
This Monitoring and Evaluation of Risk Management Training Program will introduce participants to the key steps and approaches to monitor and evaluate the adopted risk management options.
Instructor-led training that uses interactive learning methods, including class discussion, small group activities, and role-playing
Master key principles of monitoring and evaluation relevant to implementing projects and programs; Apply results-based management principles; Explain and apply the value of a Theory of Change and Logical Framework in monitoring and evaluation; Design monitoring frameworks; Manage data quality; Conduct routine data quality assessments; Identify indicators for projects and programs; Plan and conduct an evaluation; Construct an organizational learning agenda and identify evaluation priorities and questions; Acquire skills in developing practical sampling and data analysis strategies; Plan for resources needed for an evaluation; Develop Terms of Reference for evaluations; Define several risk key terms and develop a solid framework of risk management; Plan risk management and manage the risk register; Identify project risks using different techniques; Evaluate qualitatively the identified project risks; Review and control project risks through reassessments and audits
Any individual who is presently operating in a monitoring and evaluation role who has identified a need to further develop their monitoring and evaluation knowledge and skills, in addition to their current vocational focus; Risk managers; Project managers; Members of project offices; Project sponsors; Functional managers; Senior management
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Day 1
Introduction to monitoring and evaluation principles and concepts
Programme Logic Models and Theory of Change
Analyzing and reporting monitoring data for decision making
M&E in the context of the 2030 National Plan
Results-Based Management – history, meaning, context.
Day 2
Defining and classifying risk
Approach to risk management
Risk management critical success factors
Project risk management processes
Risk analysis tools and techniques
The theory of change
Developing a results chain
Linking and testing the relationship between the theory of change and the results chain
Linking the log frame and budget
The meaning and types of result
Defining results and indicators
Day 3
Planning risk management
Structure and types of indicators
Design an M&E framework
Monitoring the M&E framework
Communicating the M&E framework
Understanding the roles of key practitioners in the maintenance of the framework
Facilitate team performance improvements using assessment findings;
Day 4
Understand methods and tools for basic data collection;
Understand methods and tools for basic data analysis;
Understand the key uses of monitoring data: project management, evaluation, and reporting;
Understand the difference between process and outcome evaluation practices; and
Develop project evaluation reports.
The outcomes-based approach and strategic planning
Problem analysis -understanding the context, assumptions, and challenges
Day 5
Performing qualitative and quantitative risk analysis
Designing evaluations
Planning and managing evaluations
Disseminating and using evaluation results
Designing monitoring systems for programs
Implementing program monitoring systems
Managing data quality
Motivational and management theories
Conflict management