"monitoring and evaluation systems" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to activities or processes that assess how well certain objectives have been met. For example, "The company developed a rigorous monitoring and evaluation system to ensure its safety protocols were being followed."
Similarly, if your programme already has a robust design process and strong monitoring and evaluation systems with good stakeholder engagement, evaluability assessment might not be necessary.
Oversee the development and implementation of monitoring and evaluation systems and other learning tools for TARINA.
"How can we establish monitoring and evaluation systems that are peer-led?" Attracting new money will also be key, Van der Linde says.
Doing so requires taking care from the outset to ensure that monitoring and evaluation systems fully account for how men and women may respond to programme interventions in different ways.
In November 2014, the World Bank Inspection Panel that had been requested by the Anuak reported that "given the magnitude of the financing", donors had ignored the risks of inadvertently funding villagisation, and it pointed out that the donors' monitoring and evaluation systems were all but useless.
Effective monitoring and evaluation systems should be put in place to assess impact of CPE on staff competence and patient outcomes.
Monitoring and evaluation systems are generally weak.
These include limited administrative capacity, system and program fragmentation, lack of adequate monitoring and evaluation systems, and flaws in program design.
So if they are not working then we are invest a large amount of money, and we are not achieving our goals of biodiversity protection and increased human well-being". The researchers' key recommendation was for the establishment of better monitoring and evaluation systems.
WfWI is still testing electronic data capture software platforms to improve field-based monitoring and evaluation systems, as well as developing a video messaging platform designed around digital flip cameras to replace letter writing between sponsors and sisters.
A report from the Institute of Medicine (IOM) evaluating PEPFAR stressed the importance of impact measures and the need to strengthen national monitoring and evaluation systems for health programs [11].
