Participatory Monitoring Part3 Flashcards

(21 cards)

1
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What does PM&E stand for?

A

Participatory Monitoring & Evaluation

PM&E involves collaboration among local people, development agencies, and policymakers.

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What is the primary purpose of PM&E?

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To improve accountability, reveal valuable lessons, and empower local communities.

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Why is effective evaluation necessary for governments and aid organizations?

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To assess the success of development efforts.

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What are the limitations of conventional Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E)?

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  • Typically involves outside experts
  • Relies on pre-set indicators and standardized procedures.
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What is a key reason for the growing interest in PM&E?

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Emphasis on local perspectives in development.

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What accountability pressure is contributing to the interest in PM&E?

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Increased demand for transparency, especially with limited resources.

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What is a fundamental difference in the process management of Conventional M&E versus PM&E?

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Conventional M&E is managed by senior managers or outside experts, while PM&E involves local people, project staff, and stakeholders.

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In PM&E, how do stakeholders participate differently compared to Conventional M&E?

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Stakeholders design methodology, collect/analyze data, and share findings.

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How is success measured differently in Conventional M&E compared to PM&E?

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Conventional M&E uses externally-defined, quantitative measures, while PM&E uses internally-defined, qualitative and quantitative measures.

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What is one core principle of PM&E?

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Participation: Involvement of those directly affected in the design and analysis.

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What does the principle of negotiation in PM&E involve?

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Agreement on what to monitor, how to collect data, and how to interpret findings.

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What types of diagrams are used in PM&E to illustrate relationships?

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  • Venn Diagrams
  • Flow Diagrams
  • Network Diagrams.
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What is the purpose of using diaries in PM&E?

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To document changes in the lives of individuals or groups.

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What are some practical applications of PM&E?

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  • Government accountability
  • Community motivation
  • Commercial use.
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What is a challenge in implementing PM&E related to stakeholder engagement?

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Not all stakeholders may be interested.

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What is an important consideration when selecting indicators for PM&E?

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Balancing locally relevant vs. widely applicable indicators.

17
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What type of changes should be included as intangible changes in PM&E?

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Factors like cultural identity and self-esteem.

18
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What does PM&E require from development agencies regarding their conventional M&E practices?

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Awareness of shortcomings and limitations.

19
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What is necessary for fostering participatory processes in PM&E?

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Training needs at all levels.

20
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True or False: PM&E challenges traditional notions of data validity and reliability.

21
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Fill in the blank: PM&E emphasizes local involvement and _______.

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[adaptability].