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Monitoring and Evaluating Advocacy: A Scoping Study
This paper is a comparison of approaches to assessment of advocacy, specifically as undertaken by NGOs. The approaches reviewed attempt to monitor and evaluate advocacy on various dimensions: type of change, level/stage of influence, participation, process v. impact, and capacity building and network development. The authors identify several evaluation tools to help assess and document incremental change. This publication also includes a list of "aspects" of advocacy work that affect monitoring and evaluation.
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Author | Chapman, Jennifer and Wameyo, Amboka |
Publisher | ActionAid International |
Publication Date | January 1, 2001 |
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Submitted to Point K | January 18, 2008 - 10:34am |