Sentence examples for beneficiary feedback from inspiring English sources

Emily worked in post-tsunami Aceh, Indonesia, to develop community-based beneficiary feedback mechanisms and supervise the German Technical Corporation's Economic Recovery and Microfinance Program's monitoring and evaluation activities.

In order to encourage utilization through these programs, early beneficiary feedback should be incorporated into program design.

What is missing from the many evaluation reports in the inboxes of humanitarian agencies and donors are independent and systematic assessments based on feedback from beneficiaries themselves.

Given contextual constraints and the likely expansion of CBIs, a similar approach would help to ensure reliable monitoring and feedback from beneficiaries; the CBR-TWG is prioritizing standardized approaches to assessment and evaluations and context-specific standards in Syria which can help to guide the cash-based response going forward (CBR-TWG 2015b).

We receive constant feedback from beneficiaries that our support through home visits and professional counseling is a key part of their relationship with the charity and the support we give.

The evaluation teams interviewed and met more than 250 stakeholder and beneficiaries to obtain their feedback and assess their role during the project implementation.

By Maksim Fazlitdinov SYRDARYA PROVINCE, Uzbekistan, 3 May 2011 – Sixteen members of the Committee on Foreign Affairs of the European Union (EU) visited Uzbekistan last week, where they heard feedback from beneficiaries of the Mother and Child Health (MCH) project.

SYRDARYA PROVINCE, Uzbekistan, 3 May 2011 – Sixteen members of the Committee on Foreign Affairs of the European Union (EU) visited Uzbekistan last week, where they heard feedback from beneficiaries of the Mother and Child Health (MCH) project.

For this purpose, the staff were requested to contact beneficiaries who they felt had been highly engaged in the process and would be able to reflect on it, from communities that experienced "significant" changes following the CSC process, instead of collecting feedback from beneficiaries chosen at random.

European Union parliamentarians see improving maternal and child health in Uzbekistan SYRDARYA PROVINCE, Uzbekistan, 3 May 2011 – Sixteen members of the Committee on Foreign Affairs of the European Union (EU) visited Uzbekistan last week, where they heard feedback from beneficiaries of the Mother and Child Health (MCH) project.

The latter takes a grassroots approach, where solutions are grounded in what works at the local level, based on feedback from the beneficiaries themselves.