Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability, and Learning ( MEAL )
MEAL is a framework used primarily in the development and humanitarian sectors to enhance the effectiveness, efficiency, and impact of programs and projects. It goes beyond traditional Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) by adding the crucial dimensions of accountability and learning.
Here's a breakdown of each component:
1. Monitoring : Regularly collecting and analysing data to see how your planned activities and targets are progressing.
2. Evaluation : Carefully reviewing the quality of your work to understand how well it’s working, what value it brings and what impact it contributes to.
3. Accountability : Our commitment to make sure your work meets the needs of everyone involved, participants, and your own organization and donors.
4. Learning : Creating a culture where we reflect on findings from your MEAL processes to make informed decisions.
In essence, MEAL creates a comprehensive and dynamic system that helps organizations not only track progress and evaluate impact but also ensures transparency, responsiveness to stakeholders, and continuous adaptation and improvement based on the evolving context and lessons learned.
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- Also available in:
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- Français (fr)
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