From my experience, here are some practical tips to keep in mind when working with logframmes, M&E/Results Frameworks. 1. Keep the the...

What is a Theory of Change (ToC)? As the name suggests, a ToC is the thinking behind how a particular intervention will bring about results. It is the critical assumptions on how the eventual interventions bring about change [1] . It is a comprehensive description and illustration of how and why a desired change is expected to happen in a particular context. [2] What is a Logical framework/Logframe? This s a planning tool consisting of a matrix which provides an overview of

Have you ever picked up a logical framework and saw indicators that stated things like 'number of vulnerable persons with access to...

Ever wondered about the differences among Theory of Change, Results Framework and the Logical Framework?

'We don't think in boxes!' This is how some project staff I have interacted with over the years refer to the logical framework. Some...

This video uses Scott Chaplowe's metaphor of building a bridge to explain the different elements of the logical framework. Enjoy!

In my last article I gave a summary of the Theory of Change (ToC) and I realise from my own experience that there is often confusion between the Theory of Change and the Logical Framework. However, just as the photo of the conjoined twins above, both concepts belong to same family and are closely connected but they are not the same.

A few months ago we met a lonely outcome who placed an ad for an indicator to be her partner. She was successful in finding the indicator...

In a continuation of my articles on demystifying Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E), I will describe one of the major crimes committed in...