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 explores measurable indicators of racial justice across five key areas: economic equity, criminal justice, health disparities,

Here is a question I get asked a lot "Ann, how many indicators are "enough" ? The fear is that if there are too few indicators, the...

When it comes to performance measurement and evaluation, indicators play a crucial role in helping us understand and analyze complex phenomena. While 'regular' indicators provide valuable insights, there are instances where a more nuanced and comprehensive approach is required. This is where nested indicators come into the picture. In this blog post, I will define nested indicators, distinguish them from ‘regular’ indicators, provide practical examples, and guide you through

There so many different types of indicators that it can be confusing and overwhelming at times. The most common ones are: Input...

There are so many templates these days. Indicator Tracking Table, Indicator Reference Sheet and M&E Framework are just a few. It can be...

As development practitioners and Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) specialists we will definitely encounter a logframe, a results framework and/or a Theory of Change during the course of our career or practice. Likewise we will be asked to either develop, review or refine indicators. Irrespective of the thematic area or sector of the intervention or programme, it is a good practice to always incorporate indicators that relate to gender, social inclusion and environme

Disability is NOT a health condition. Disability results when persons with impairments face attitudinal and environmental barriers that...

Before this question can be answered, let's refresh ourselves on what an indicator is. An indicator is a specific, observable and...