From Transparency to Accountability: An Online Discussion
“What does the kind of transparency that leads to accountability look like?” Last Thursday, the Lab participated in a constructive online …See More
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Jennifer Lynn Bisgard
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- Job Title:
- Director
- Organisation Name:
- Khulisa Management Services
African Evaluation Association (NGO)
- Organisation Type:
- Private Sector
- Sectors/Areas of expertise:
- Leadership, Monitoring and Evaluation, Accountability and Partnerships, Planning and Budgeting
- Please provide additional details on your areas of expertise:
- MA in Social Development Johns Hopkins University
M&E expert conducting evaluations, building M&E capacity and frameworks, auditing data quality since 1993 in education, health and economic development.
Founding Chair of South African Monitoring and Evaluation Association (SAMEA) and current Southern African representative of the African Evaluation Association
- Languages Spoken Fluently:
- English
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RBF Health's blog post was featuredCan RBF Deliver for Women?
They came from all corners, men and women, to re-focus the world’s attention on investing in women’s health and rights as a key to a more sustainable world for all. Over 4,000 academics, advocates, global health practitioners, policymakers, and…See More
RBF Health posted a blog postCan RBF Deliver for Women?
They came from all corners, men and women, to re-focus the world’s attention on investing in women’s health and rights as a key to a more sustainable world for all. Over 4,000 academics, advocates, global health practitioners, policymakers, and…See More
RBF Health left a comment for Kellen Namusisi"Dear Kellen,
Thank you for your question.
There are different ways RBF can be implemented- whether payments are made to the demand-side (i.e. patient) or supply side (health facility, province, etc) but all are based on results (rather than merely…"
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