Results Based Monitoring and Evaluation
A lot has been said and written about results based M&E. My interest would be to discuss some real life examples of how and where this has been done.
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Sylvia Siango Apreku left a comment for Winnie M. Luhana
Dear Winnie, thanks for sharing your thoughts and appreciation. You are absolutely right, the preference for the status quo is a 'killer virus' on the continent. It brings to the fore, the inadequate drive to 'manage and…
Winnie M. Luhana commented on Sylvia Siango Apreku's blog post 'Public Sector Reforms in Sub-Saharan Africa - The Promise for Socio-Economic Development'
Dear Sylvia,
I would like to thank you for this informative exchange which we in Sub-Saharan Africa can all relate to. I look forward to reading the weekly insertions. The Zambian Government has been actively implementing reforms since 1993 in…
Winnie M. Luhana commented on Rwakurumbira Munyaradzi's blog post 'Zimbabwe Launches Community of Practice on MfDR'
Congratulations Zimbabwe on this great milestone!!
Winnie M. Luhana replied to Hannah J Cooper's discussion 'PRSPs: A 10 year Retrospective on Results'
This is a very good discussion which i will follow closely and when appropriate contribute to from my country's (Zambia) perspective. The results will no doubt help our governments to make informed decisions when planning future development…
Winnie M. Luhana replied to copafrica's discussion 'What Would You Like To Discuss?'
I would like to vote for M&E or Use of M&E outcomes for results-based management
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- Job Title:
- Monitoring & Evaluation Specialist
- Organisation Name:
- International Development Evaluation Association (IDEAS)
Zambia Evaluation Asociation (ZEA)
- Organisation Type:
- Government
- Please provide additional details on your areas of expertise:
- M&E, Strategic Management and Human Resource Development
- Languages Spoken Fluently:
- English
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- At 9:04am on July 31, 2011,
Sylvia Siango Apreku said…
- Dear Winnie, thanks for sharing your thoughts and appreciation. You are absolutely right, the preference for the status quo is a 'killer virus' on the continent. It brings to the fore, the inadequate drive to 'manage and communicate results'; 'manage for and communicate for results'; and to be 'held accountable' in the public sector. Sure, some thoughts have been shared in the article on the way around this syndrome, particularly with the Singapore experience of PSR-its ultimate focus was on the human resource in/for the public sector.
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Sheka Bangura commented on Sheka Bangura's blog post 'Book Review: Fixing Failed States - A Framework for Rebuilding A Fractured World'
Dear Dev.,
Thanks. I look forward to further comments.
Regards,
Sheka
Devendra Parsad Ruhee commented on Sheka Bangura's blog post 'Book Review: Fixing Failed States - A Framework for Rebuilding A Fractured World'
Dear Sheka,
Thanks for sharing this book review with us and for examining its implications in Sierra Leone.
Although Mauritius doesn't fall in this category, I'll go through the book for its insight into the complexity of issues involved…
Book Review: Fixing Failed States - A Framework for Rebuilding A Fractured World
BOOK REVIEWFixing Failed States: A Framework for Rebuilding A Fractured WorldBy Ashraf Ghani & Clare Lockhart. Oxford University Press. 2008. What Lessons There Are for Sierra Leone? Review by Sheka BANGURAJICA Scholar (PhD)Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University, Beppu, JapanE-mail: shekabangs@yahoo.co.uk---------------SummaryIn Fixing Failed States by Ashraf Ghani and Clare Lockhart, the attention of nations and the international community is brought to the realization and the need to be…See More
A blog post by Sheka Bangura was featured
Book Review: Fixing Failed States - A Framework for Rebuilding A Fractured World
BOOK REVIEWFixing Failed States: A Framework for Rebuilding A Fractured WorldBy Ashraf Ghani & Clare Lockhart. Oxford University Press. 2008. What Lessons There Are for Sierra Leone? Review by Sheka BANGURAJICA Scholar (PhD)Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University, Beppu, JapanE-mail: shekabangs@yahoo.co.uk---------------SummaryIn Fixing Failed States by Ashraf Ghani and Clare Lockhart, the attention of nations and the international community is brought to the realization and the need to be…See More
Blog post by Sheka Bangura
Part 6- Public Sector Reforms in Sub-Saharan Africa. Conclusions
Key Messages:Rethinking and enforcing PSR strategies that tackle issues of values, ethics, integrity and attitude in the public/civil service can turn around the African continent. Strong public institutions, complaint handling systems and streamlined service time processes are in many ways embedded in value-based and ethical public services; and enhances competitiveness;Public sector reforms should be designed and implemented within the socio-political and macroeconomic context of a given…See More
A blog post by Sylvia Siango Apreku was featured
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