1. Developing a toolkit to measure advocacy

2. Outcomes
Explain
How difficult it is measure (use examples in the toolkit pg 7)
Different ways to get there (which introduces confusion etc)

3. Outcomes Specific changes that result from your project
Changes for individuals
Changes for communities
Changes in how services are delivered
Changes to the way you deliver advocacy
Ask for some examples of outcomes that they measure
Pop them on the flipchart and see if they can be grouped as above
Explain in more detail the four groupings

4. Aim of the project
Do people think we need a toolkit to measure advocacy? Why? Why not?
To give guidance
To give examples
To explore different measurement tools
To give templates

5. Vanilla Model Special Flavours
Different types of advocacy – the toolkit is the vanilla to which you add your special flavours
Vanilla Model Special Flavours

6. Step 1 – Define your Objective
Do people think we need a toolkit to measure advocacy? Why? Why not?
To give guidance
To give examples
To explore different measurement tools
To give templates

7. Step 2 – Identify the outcomes
Do people think we need a toolkit to measure advocacy? Why? Why not?
To give guidance
To give examples
To explore different measurement tools
To give templates

8. Step 3 – Define how to measure outcomes
Do people think we need a toolkit to measure advocacy? Why? Why not?
To give guidance
To give examples
To explore different measurement tools
To give templates

9. Step 4 – Analyse and present
Do people think we need a toolkit to measure advocacy? Why? Why not?
To give guidance
To give examples
To explore different measurement tools
To give templates

10. Questions?