It is important that young people understand what has been the outcome of interventions that have taken place in their communities and that may have involved their participation, and are involved in monitoring and evaluation – this can help to encourage them to continue their involvement over the long term.
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To deepen analysis about how power relationships work at 3 different levels related to how we interact with the world: :personal …
To explore issues around health and sexuality, women’s rights and violence against women.Steps in the processDraw the outline of …
To develop or evaluate an action plan.The image of a bridge over a river (or road) is used to show the steps taken from the past …
To explore relationships between things – particularly the relative importance, influence or power of people, organisations or gr…
To enable community members and other stakeholders to meet regularly to monitor progress towards agreed goals and are able to ide…
To map spaces of power in a clear, visual way and presenting local information, problems and opportunities. A community map can b…
To help groups assess services, facilities programmes or projects run by government, NGOs or other organisations, by grading them…
To discuss what the participants would like to see in their village in future and to prioritise amongst these.Steps in the proc…
To assess the levels of change resulting from a programme or project. A stone dropped in water creates ripples outwards. This ima…
To analyse issues and to rehearse speaking up in new situations or on different topics. Everyone has different roles in different…
To review community or organisational costs related to a particular programme intervention or project and assess value for money.…