I agree with Silva, evaluation reporting is very bureaucratic. Even if people don't read, still having a big report seems to all "work well done".
But very few will read it all, may be not at all, they may only read the Executive Summary page.
The requirements for evaluation reports should comes with the TORs, however sadly TORs are too very uninformative, lack innovation or vision. Mostly I should say they are cut and paste.
Evaluation hasn't changed much on the above aspects.
RE: Reporting and supporting evaluation use and influence
Dear all,
I agree with Silva, evaluation reporting is very bureaucratic. Even if people don't read, still having a big report seems to all "work well done".
But very few will read it all, may be not at all, they may only read the Executive Summary page.
The requirements for evaluation reports should comes with the TORs, however sadly TORs are too very uninformative, lack innovation or vision. Mostly I should say they are cut and paste.
Evaluation hasn't changed much on the above aspects.
Best regards
Isha