Participatory Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning April 15, 2012

This course is intended to broaden participants’
understanding of PM&E as a support to program/
project management at different levels. PMEL is a
tool for strengthening participation, enhancing local
capacity, and increasing local people’s confidence and
control over development decisions and processes.
The course examines PM&E concepts and principles
equipping participants with the skills on how to use
methods, tools and techniques which have been
tested and used in the field. Drawing from a range of
significant experiences, the course also highlights key
elements that enrich the application and maintenance
of PM&E systems.

The course is intended for planning, monitoring and evaluation
officers, program officers, project managers, research/action
research officers, trainer/extension workers, community
animators/facilitators and advocacy workers, with at least
two years direct experience in either planning, implementing
or managing monitoring and evaluation activities.

The course fee of USD1500 includes course-related
materials, field and agency visits, airport transfers, food for
the duration of the course and a weekend excursion.
Participants will pay USD850 per person for double room
occupancy and board for the duration of the course. Single
room occupancy is available for an additional cost. The
food includes three full meals and two coffee breaks. The
fees do not include all international and local airfares,
laundry, and incidental expenses.

For more information and to receive an application form, contact:
Dulce Dominguez, Training Associate
Email: dulce.dominguez@iirr.org