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About the webinar

During this session we will showcase with a practical example how ActivityInfo can be used as a system to monitor ecosystem-based adaptation projects.

We will focus on technical features through the lens of four users of the system:

• M&E/data manager responsible for designing, implementing and managing the system
• Field officer, responsible for inspecting field sites and reporting back information
• Program manager, responsible for ensuring the project is being delivered on time and as expected
• Communications team who needs to communicate impact to donors and community members

After watching this webinar you will have a clearer understanding of how specific ActivityInfo features can support conservation monitoring systems.

For more information on conservation and monitoring and evaluation, take a look at the sessions:

• Monitoring and Evaluation for Conservation: Orientation for Practitioners and Program Managers
• M&E for Conservation: From Results Chain to Data Model

Is this webinar for me?

• Do you lead a conservation organization and are looking for a solution to improve the performance of your program portfolio, as well as visibility of your work for your donors or communities you serve?
• Are you responsible for designing and managing the M&E and data systems that support your conservation programs?
• Are you a field officer responsible for monitoring conservation sites and submitting reports?
• Are you responsible for day to day management of conservation programs and reporting on their activities and performance?

Then, join our webinar!

About the Presenter

Brendan O’Neill, Commercial Director at ActivityInfo is a graduate of the University of Virginia and holds advanced degrees from King’s College, London and Lund University. He has 10+ years of experience helping Humanitarian, Conservation and Development organizations implement enterprise information systems. He has a passion for teaching and lifelong learning, serving as adjunct faculty at Johns Hopkins University and having authored the Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) Do-it-Yourself Geo Apps.