Frankline OJONG Agbor

Frankline OJONG Agbor

President
Cameroon Society of English Speaking Evaluators (CamSEE)
Cameroon

I am Monitoring and Evaluation Practitioner from Cameroon, I work in the humanitarian and development sector. I have 7 years work experience in the M&E office, i have served 3 International Non Govermental Organizations in different M&E offices from officer to technical adviser. 

My contributions

  • Evaluability Assessments: An invitation to reflect and discuss

    Discussion

    • Frankline OJONG Agbor

      President Cameroon Society of English Speaking Evaluators (CamSEE)
      Cameroon

      Dear team,

                    Evaluability assessment or evaluation readiness assessment have to do more with the organization capacity to monitor and evaluate an intervention. Assessing the following;
       
      1. Organization M&E office
      2. Organization M&E staffing 
      3. Capacity of M&E staff (training and skills)
      4. Organization M&E policy and framework 
      5. Management M&E knowledge and use
      There are 10 points here to look at.
       
      Looking at the type of project whether it is humanitarian or developmental. I think all projects should be monitored and evaluated, but the question in evaluability assessment is: does the team have sufficient capacity and processes to deliver timely and useful evaluations?
       
      Best regards