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Date(s) - 12/05/2023 - 25/05/2023
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F3E
Date: Multiple – please see below
Registration Deadline: 25th May 2023
Cost: Member organisation 630 € / Non-member organization 1.134 €
Location: Face-to-face and distance – In Paris for two days.
Description: Harvesting effects is particularly useful in complex situations, where it is difficult to predefine results and adaptive management is required. Unlike some evaluation or monitoring and evaluation approaches, impact harvesting does not measure progress towards predetermined objectives or outcomes. It allows you to gather evidence of what has changed and determine if an intervention has contributed to those changes. This training allows you to develop an understanding of the concepts of harvesting effects. At the end of the training, you will have the necessary skills to:
Program: This training is organized in three stages, mixing distance and face-to-face.
1- Remote launch phase – June 6 to 20, 2023: 3 hours
Interacquaintance and handling of the e-apprentissage.f3e.fr platform
Read the introduction on harvesting effects;
Watch videos and presentations on:
How to formulate a declaration of effect?
How to prepare a design of a harvest of effects?
How is the collection of effects carried out?
the benefits of harvesting effects.
Practical work on declarations of effects.
2- Face-to-face phase – June 22 and 23, 2023: 14 p.m.
These two days of face-to-face training in Paris will have a participatory character: participants will often work in sub-groups and develop a design for their own project. A case study will be used to practice the analysis and interpretation phase.
Day 1 – Thursday 22 June: 9:30 am – 17:30 pm
Introduction: program, presentation of participants, objectives.
Joint reflection on key concepts: complexity; change in social actors; effects and products.
Formulating statements of effect: lessons learned.
Step 1. Design a harvest of effects: use, users and evaluation questions.
Step 2. Review documentation, identify and formulate draft effects.
Step 3. Engagement with sources, peer review of effects.
Day 2 – Friday 23 June: 9:30 am – 17:30 pm
Step 4. Corroboration: when and how to apply the criteria for selecting effects and corroborators.
Step 5. Analyze and interpret the effects collected – Using a case study, answer the evaluation questions.
Step 6. Support the use of harvest.
Evaluation of the two days.
Day 3- Remote phase – follow-up of participants from June 26 to November 28, 2023: 8 hours
Each participant implements their project, at their own pace.
Two web-workshops of 3 hours to follow the experimentation of the harvests of the effects.
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