Topics and Sessions

Crafting Your Compass Social Impact Strategy and Program Models: A session focused on problem analysis, intervention/program assessment, and Theory of Change application to refine interventions/programs for effective outcomes.

The Metrics That Matter – Indicator Benchmarking and Enhancement: Explore and evaluate your current indicators against industry standards, participate in peer assessments to identify strengths and gaps and utilize templates to refine your indicator framework.

Toolkit Transformation – Advancing Your Data Collection Tools: Assess the data collection tools you currently deploy, learn from peer-shared tools and innovative data collection practices and receive a toolkit of templates for effective data collection. 

Data Deep Dive – Analysis Plans and Quality Assurance: Technical input session on enhancing data quality and integrity, reflect on your data analysis methodologies and cross-examine your practices with best-in-class analysis plans.

Storytelling with Substance – Reporting for Impact: Evaluate your impact reporting through peer exchange, learn to craft compelling narratives that go beyond numbers and access reporting templates aligned with global best practices.

From Reflection to Action – Strengthening M&E Capacities: Develop a clear action plan to apply the day’s learnings and commit to continuous improvement with a peer learning network..

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  • This workshop is designed for mid-level to senior professionals actively involved in designing, planning, implementing, monitoring, and evaluating social programs.

  • They could be engaged in social purpose organizations, including NGOs, corporate foundations and CSR departments, government agencies, and community-based organizations.

  • Participants from diverse departments such as Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E), Program Design and Development, Implementation Teams, and Reporting and Communications.

  • They should possess at least two years of relevant experience in designing, implementing, and assessing the effectiveness of social programs. This ensures they have substantial practical insights and can apply what they have learned in the workshop directly to their ongoing projects.

  • Peer Benchmarking

  • Practical Templates

  • Actionable Insights

  • Reflective Learning