Not all meaningful change comes with tidy indicators. Some of the most powerful results in development like empowerment, mindset shifts, community ownership, and changes in social norms are deeply significant but difficult to measure. This webinar dives into the Most Significant Change (MSC) technique, a participatory, story-based approach to evaluation that captures impact through the lens of lived experience.

Outcome Harvesting flips traditional evaluation on its head. Instead of measuring what you planned to achieve, it helps you uncover what actually happened, intended or not. Whether you're mapping policy shifts, grassroots influence, or unexpected wins, this webinar will show you how to surface real outcomes and make sense of them.

Things like trust, confidence, voice, or agency don’t fit neatly into checkboxes. They don’t always show up in numbers. But that doesn’t mean we can’t measure them. We just have to shift how we measure.

This article gives you tips to integrate Outcome Harvesting into your existing Monitoring and Evaluation system so it is not a burden or...

You're tasked with evaluating a program or project, and you want to make sure your evaluation process respects and reflects the diverse...

The workshop on "Integrated Evaluation Methodology: PhotoVoice and Most Significant Change" takes place on 31 October 2023 at 15:30h...

One of the most common methods used in evaluations and research is that of observation. As a technique, it is where the...