"Do No Harm" in Monitoring and Evaluation
Designing, measuring, evaluating, and learning from your work is key in order to achieve results and help improve the quality of life of those you’re serving. This webinar, part of OLAM's "Do No Harm" series, looks at tools conduct M&E in an ethical way that takes into account local context, survey fatigue, inherent bias, and the safety and honor of your beneficiaries.
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