How can we monitor and evaluate policy influence? Toolkit No.5: Data collection methods.

The toolkit addresses the various steps of the monitoring and evaluation process of policy influence

From:
Department for International Development
Published
1 January 2012
Document Type:
Tool kit
Theme:
Research Communication and Uptake
Authors:
Weyrauch, V.

Abstract

Under the Spaces for Engagement: using knowledge to improve public decisions programme, GDNet and CIPPEC have produced different types of resources addressing the link between research and policy, and aiming at building southern researchers' capacity to maximize their research uptake. The toolkit How can we monitor and evaluate policy influence? addresses the various steps of the monitoring and evaluation process of policy influence: the organizational assessment; basis for an M&E strategy; defining indicators to measure results; data collection methods and knowledge management, among others.

This toolkit is available in English, Spanish (Guía Nº 5. Métodos de recolección de datos) and Arabic.

Citation

Weyrauch, V. How can we monitor and evaluate policy influence? Toolkit No.5: Data collection methods. CIPPEC, Buenos Aires, Argentina (2012) 6 pp.

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