Monitoring & Evaluation for Public-Sector Programmes
A programme without working M&E is a promise without a memory — what gets measured honestly gets funded again.
Format
Classroom · Virtual
Upcoming sessions
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Ministries, agencies and development programmes live and die by their ability to show results — to cabinets, to parliaments, to funders. This programme builds working monitoring and evaluation from the ground up: the theory of change and results framework that make a programme measurable at all; indicators that are worth collecting — with baselines, targets and honest data sources; monitoring systems that produce decision information rather than compliance paperwork; and evaluation design — process, outcome and impact — matched to what the question actually is and what the budget honestly allows. Reporting closes the loop: findings written so decision-makers act on them. Built on public-sector and development-programme cases from Africa, the Gulf and beyond; equally useful to the officials who commission M&E and the teams who deliver it.
What you will do
Who attends
M&E officers and directors; programme and project managers in ministries, agencies and utilities; policy and planning units; development-programme staff; auditors-general and oversight teams reading M&E outputs.
Programme agenda
Built for the decisions no textbook prepares you for
I.The measurable programme
- Theory of change: from activities to outcomes without magical thinking
- Results frameworks and logframes that practitioners actually use
- Indicators: selection, baselines, targets and the data-source test
II.Monitoring that matters
- Data collection and quality: real-world methods on real-world budgets
- Dashboards and routine review: information that reaches decisions
- Managing the politics of bad news
III.Evaluation and the loop
- Process, outcome and impact evaluation — choosing the right tool honestly
- Commissioning and managing evaluations: terms of reference that get quality
- Reporting for action: findings, recommendations, and the follow-up system
Frequently asked
Who is the M&E programme designed for?
It serves M&E officers and directors, programme and project managers in ministries, agencies and utilities, policy and planning units, and development-programme staff. It is equally useful to the officials who commission M&E and to oversight teams who read its outputs.
What does the programme cover?
It builds working monitoring and evaluation from the ground up: theory of change and results frameworks, indicators with baselines, targets and honest data sources, monitoring systems that produce decision information, and evaluation design — process, outcome and impact — matched to the question and the budget. Reporting closes the loop, with findings written so decision-makers act on them. Cases draw on public-sector and development programmes from Africa, the Gulf and beyond.
Can BIZENIUS run this in-house for our ministry or programme?
Yes. In-house editions can be tailored to your institution’s results framework and reporting obligations, and the programme is delivered in English and French. Sessions run on a rolling calendar with dates confirmed on request; fees and quotations are provided on enquiry.
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