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Mary Kay Gugerty
PB AF 536
Seattle Campus
Provides an overview of issues in the analysis and evaluation of development projects focusing on the developing world with three themes: understanding and analyzing development programs, understanding and using the logic of impact assessment; identifying practical, field-based tools for monitoring and evaluation in low resource environments.
Class description
This class provides an overview of issues in the analysis and evaluation of development projects with a focus on the developing world.
The focus of the class is on practical, field-based evaluation strategies that might typically be used by NGOs in developing countries. This class satisfies the restricted analysis requirement for Evans School students.
Student learning goals
understanding and analyzing development programs and projects;
understanding and using the logic of impact assessment and evaluation;
identifying practical, field-based tools for conducting project monitoring and evaluation in low resource environments.
General method of instruction
Recommended preparation
Class assignments and grading
