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Free Monitoring &
Evaluation software |
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Comprehensive
& straightforward Monitoring &
Evaluation software for Donor-funded aid projects.
AidProject M+E empowers projects to employ good practice
& satisfy Donor requirements. Using AidProject M+E
is relatively straightforward:
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Define Lookup Trees &
Branches to customise AidProject M+E for your
project. These include LogFrame, Methods, Purposes,
Gatherers, Monitors, etc.
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Define Performance Indicators
together with their Locations & Periods. Attach
additional criteria (your customised Trees &
Branches) for reporting & analysis.
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Maintain Period targets
& actual performance data (dates, text, money,
yield, etc.).
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Distribute performance reports
to Monitors (Donors, Government, Project Management,
Stakeholders, etc.) & export spreadsheets to
assist Gatherers.
A licence to use AidProject M+E is absolutely free.
Simply fill in the form opposite to download AidProject
M+E.
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Microsoft Access 2000
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1) Define Lookup Trees &
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Define the following 'Trees & Branches' (lookup codes) for attaching
to your Performance Indicators:
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Gatherer
Groups for selective reporting to Gatherers.
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Monitor
Groups for selective reporting to Monitors.
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LogFrame
(Goal, Purpose, Output, Activity - up to 10 levels) to
define Indicators.
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Locations
(Country, Constituency, District, Town, Village) for
sub-dividing Indicators.
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Purposes
(relevance, effectiveness, efficiency, impact,
sustainability) to define Indicators.
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M+E Methods
(pre-configured with 34 methods including Random Sampling,
Stakeholder Analysis, etc.) to define Indicators.
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Units of
Measure (dates, text, money, tons, etc.) with
user-defined formats to define Indicators.
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Organisations & Contacts to record the contact
information of members of Gatherer Groups & Monitor
Groups.
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Text
Impacts (High, Med, Low),
Statuses (Open, Closed, Pending, Suspended), &
Types (Achievement, Action,
Risk, Issue, Lesson, etc.) to describe Text Records.
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