Getting the right end of the stick : participatory monitoring and evaluation experiences in rural Zambia

Publication year: 
1997

Paper from Care Zambia introducing the Learning Organisation, which thrives on change; encourages experimentation; communicates success and failure; facilitates learning from the surrounding environment and from staff; rewards learning; and promotes caring. A case study of the Livingstone Food Security Project describes a framework for facilitating learning at a project level and discusses the challenges of a community self-monitoring system.

Source publication information
Source: 
Paper presented at the International Institute of Rural Reconstruction's Particpatory Monitoring and Evaluation Workshop, Cavite, Philippines, November 1997
Pages: 
24 p.
Publisher
CARE South Africa, Suite 151, Postnet X51, Rivonia 2128, South Africa

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D : Monitoring and evaluation 2566
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