USAID/RFS Activity MEL Plan Webinar

Country

Global

Region

Global

Type

Webinar

Year

2023

USAID/RFS Activity MEL Plan Webinar

Country

Global

Region

Global

Type

Infographic

Year

2023

Abstract:

This Activity MEL Plan webinar is a one-hour asynchronous learning activity to provide staff in the USAID Bureau of Resilience and Food Security (RFS) with guidance and real-world examples on how to develop, review, and otherwise ensure activities have strong Activity MEL Plans. The webinar is time-stamped to enable users to quickly and efficiently navigate through the webinar to desired sections. Topics include: 

Introduction and Overview
Monitoring Plan
Beneficiary Feedback Plan
Evaluation Plan
Resources
Roles and Responsibilities
Schedule of Activity MEL Tasks
Tips for Reviewing Activity MEL Plans

Description:

Under the Monitoring, Evaluation And Training Services (METS) Activity for USAID’s Resilience and Food Security (RFS) Bureau, I4DI developed a series of guidance documents to support RFS staff and partners in improving monitoring, evaluation, and learning (MEL) practices, including the development of Activity MEL Plans (AMELPs). These included several RFS MEL Notes that highlighted good practices from actual RFS AMELPs, micro-learning sessions to present these good practices to RFS staff, as well as a webinar for staff unable to attend learning sessions, new staff, or staff wishing for a refresh on these topics.

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