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Uganda: Impact evaluation for development projects

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Country: Uganda
Organization: TransAfrica Management Development Institute
Registration deadline: 12 Jul 2018
Starting date: 16 Jul 2018
Ending date: 27 Jul 2018

Impact evaluationfor Dev Projects

Course objectives

By the end of this course, a student should be able to:

  • Understand the value and practice of impact evaluation within the development community.
  • Understand and apply a variety of quantitative methods for estimating the impact of a development program, including randomized controlled trials (RCTs), quasi-experimental designs (regression discontinuity design and difference-in-differences) and non-experimental approaches (matching and instrumental variables)
  • Critically analyze impact evaluation research and gauge the validity of the findings
  • Calculate the costs and benefits of different development interventions
  • Calculate the necessary sample size to conduct an impact evaluation
  • Analyze existing data from a development project using impact evaluation techniques

Course Content

  • Principles of Management and leadership
  • Overview of Project Management
  • Overview of Monitoring and evaluation (M & E)
  • The need and importance of M & E in development projects
  • Linking Project to programme and national strategies
  • M&E as a Component of the Project Planning & Implementation Process
  • Models of evaluation
  • Planning an evaluation
  • Tools for project control
  • Development Project Monitoring
  • Designing a Monitoring System
  • Designing monitoring and evaluation indicators
  • Linking your indicators to baselines, milestones and targets
  • Evaluating social and institutional change
  • Measuring results and impacts
  • Impact Evaluation
  • o Why Impact Evaluation?
  • Monitoring & Evaluation vs Impact evaluation
  • Assessing economic, social and environmental impact
  • Selecting Indicators
  • Deciding Data Collection Strategies
  • Developing Data Collection Instruments
  • Monitoring Tools, Methods and Procedures
  • Trade-offs
  • Evaluation Types (process evaluation, impact evaluation)
  • Clarifying Impact Evaluation Objectives
  • Choosing an Evaluation Method
  • Exploring Data Availability
  • Developing Data Collection Instruments and Approaches.
  • Designing an Evaluation
  • o During project identification and preparation
  • o During and after project implementation
  • Evaluation Toolbox
  • o Randomization
  • o Regression discontinuity
  • o Difference in differences (double difference)
  • o Propensity score matching (Counterfactual Constructing Procedure)
  • o Instrumental variables (standard regression analysis).
  • o Promotion or encouragement
  • o Phased roll-out
  • o Variation in treatment
  • o Reflexive comparisons,
  • Estimation biases when using non-experimental methods
  • Integrating Quantitative and Qualitative Methods
  • Endogeneity & Exogeneity
  • Theory-Based Evaluation.
  • Cost-Benefit or Cost-Effectiveness Analysis
  • Reasons for not doing Impact evaluation
  • Operational Implications
  • Resource Requirements
  • Use of data collection softwares
  • o SPSS
  • o Excel
  • Impact evaluation report writing

Dates:116 - 27 July 2018

Tuition Fees: US$3300

Venue: Kampala, Uganda

Duration: 2 Weeks

Fee information:Tuition fee of US$3300 includes, transport from and to the airport, training materials, teas, afternoon snack, laptop and an excursion.


How to register:

Fill-in the online application form on our website www.tamadi.co.zw under Registration menu or Submit a request for an applications to tamadi@webmail.co.za and cc coordinator@tamadi.co.zw or whatsapp your request including email address to +263 773 976 674 whatsapp also for quick short replies available 24 hours


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