1. Monitoring and Evaluation in TOPS
Quantitative and Qualitative Techniques in M&E
Monrovia, 08 to 12 August 2011
Arif Rashid, TOPS

2. Technical and Operational Performance
Support for FFP Grantees
August 13, 2010 – August 12, 2015

3. M&E Activities Capacity strengthening
Identifying and promoting state-of-the art tools and methods
Strengthening community of practice
FSN M&E Task Force
Regional events to share methods, tools and promising practices.

4. M&E Task Force
Goal: Improve the effectiveness of Monitoring and Evaluation of Food Security and Nutrition programs.
Objectives:
Ensure that the priorities of implementing agencies are reflected in donor guidance; and
Identify and disseminate successful methods, tools and practices;

5. M&E Task Force Members Chung Lai, IRD Dan Houston, FFP, South Africa
Darin Kingston, Africare
Ruso Luca, FAO
Harry “Happ” Carr , CRS
Marumbo Ngwira, World Vision, South Africa
James Bauler, Samaritan’s Purse
Donard Nyirendra, World Vision, Haiti
Pamela Velez-Vega, FANTA 2
Faly Rabetaliana, Land O’Lakes, Madagascar
Makonnen Raphael, Save the Children
Kelvin Luputa, Land-O-Lakes, Zambia
Maria Bina Palmisano, ACDI/VOCA
Edson Torrico, FH, Guatemala
Mogollen Nestor, ADRA
Issa Konda, Africare, Chad
Marie Aughenbaugh, Counterpart Intl
Carlos Rojas, CARE
Tom Davis, FH
Sarah Titus, Save the Children
Tim Frankenberger, TANGO
Towfique Aziz, Save the Children, Bangladesh
Joyce Luma, WFP (VAM)
Abdul Wadud, CARE Bangladesh
Ediner Ogwangi, Land O’Lakes
Yosef Gebrehiot, Save the Children, Ethiopia
Dramane Mariko, FFP Senegal
Arif Rashid, TOPS/TANGO

6. Progress so far… Developed Goals and Objectives
Developed Core Competencies for M&E Professionals
Developed a self-assessment tool
Contributed to the revision of baseline and end-line required indicators
In the process of identifying state-of-the-art IMTs (Information, methods and tools)

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9. This presentation was made possible by the generous support of the American people through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). The contents are the responsibility of Save the Children and do not necessarily reflect the views of USAID or the United States Government.