What are the AfCoP Goals and Results?
The AfCoP's Core Management Team has identified the following goals
for 2009 under Networking, Membership and Communication, Capacity
Building & Knowledge Management, and Monitoring &
Evaluation.
Networking
Increase AfCoP knowledge sharing activities
Membership and Communication
Expand AfCoP membership and increase member participation
Capacity Building & Knowledge Management
Produce bimonthly newsletters
Monitoring & Evaluation
Monitor and evaluate implementation of annual workplan
The Mid-Term Review Report of the AfCoP Annual Work Plan Implementation (January 2009 – June 2009) is available here.
Networking
Increase AfCoP knowledge sharing activities
Approximately 30 MfDR topics posted
on the English and French forums to date
Expand e-library resourcesDocuments uploaded
Increase role of AfCoP at national and international events
Members have represented the AfCoP in
over 5 major international MfDR events in 2009
Membership and Communication
Expand AfCoP membership and increase member participation
Membership growing exponentially, 48
new members per month on average
Support national CoPsNiger, Senegal, Kenya, and Sierra
Leone establishing CoPs
Capacity Building & Knowledge Management
Produce bimonthly newsletters
Ten newsletters published by June
2009
Monitoring & Evaluation
Monitor and evaluate implementation of annual workplan
Results Framework created and
regularly monitored
Develop an African Sourcebook on MfDRAfrican Sourcebook to be published in
2009
Conduct 2009 annual meetingplanned for November 2009
Conduct annual member satisfaction survey82.5% of members consider the AfCoP
to a useful and relevant resource and tool in achieving development
results (2008)
The Mid-Term Review Report of the AfCoP Annual Work Plan Implementation (January 2009 – June 2009) is available here.
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