About the webinar

This is the second session of the two-webinar series “Participatory M&E from Theory to Practice”. In the first part, we discuss the theory and practices of participatory monitoring and evaluation.

In the second part, we look at how M&E structures for tracking activities, defining success, and using information can be co-created with communities, and how activity-level data can support shared decision-making rather than just reporting.

We discuss:

• Moving from participatory principles to practical applications in M&E systems.
• Participation in M&E systems
• Co-designing outcomes and indicators
• Participatory data collection approaches
• Participatory analysis
• Embedding participation in M&E systems
• Navigating trade-offs and challenges

View the presentation slides of the Webinar.

Is this Webinar for me?

• Are you an M&E practitioner interested in participatory M&E approaches and methods?
• Are you responsible for leading M&E in your organization, or is that a role you would like to take on and you would like your practices to focus on inclusion and community participation?
• Do you want to better understand the challenges you might face and how you can better support the rights holders’ participation?

Then, watch our webinar!

About the Presenter

Zeíla Lauletta is a Monitoring and Evaluation specialist with extensive experience in international development and humanitarian response. She has worked with the UN system and international NGOs, leading data-driven evaluations, evidence generation, and participatory monitoring initiatives. Zeíla holds a Master’s in International Affairs from the Graduate Institute in Geneva and an M&E certification from the ILO International Training Centre.