Mixed methods in monitoring and evaluation of development projects: learning from the experience of practitioners

C.B. Desalos; M.C. Herens; Nynke Kuperus; Saskia van Veen; Ruben de Winne; Karin van Zaal; J.D. Dengerink; C.J. Wattel

Mixed methods in monitoring and evaluation of development projects: learning from the experience of practitioners

C.B. Desalos, M.C. Herens, Nynke Kuperus, Saskia van Veen, Ruben de Winne, Karin van Zaal, J.D. Dengerink, C.J. Wattel

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Abstract

The objective of this paper is to show practical implications of using mixed methods for monitoring & evaluation (M&E) of international development projects, based on experiences of development researchers and practitioners. The lessons and insights we share in this paper are the result of a joint learning experience between researchers and practitioners from Wageningen University & Research and researchers from the Impact Measurement and Knowledge team at Oxfam Novib.

Original language	English
Publisher	Wageningen University & Research
Number of pages	21
Publication status	Published - 31 Dec 2020

Keywords

Mixed methods
Impact evaluation
development interventions

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