Monitoring and Evaluation in Global Health for the Real World: Addressing Gender Inequity for Change that Counts

3 Credits.

Presents monitoring and evaluation in global health and gender equity from an applied and practical perspective. Builds skills and learning on health and gender relevant M&E methods, indicators, data and analysis in light of resource, capacity, quality, and time constraints faced by most projects. Differentiates between gender integrated M&E approaches relevant for larger scale reform initiatives undertaken by national or provincial ministries or international agencies, versus those relevant for smaller scale programs typically implemented by NGOs. Encourages critical and innovative thinking on prioritized data and indicator options in line with realistic expectations from the planned intervention or reform.