Monitoring and Evaluation

Monitoring and evaluation (M&E) is central to the CouldYou? approach; achieving results-based management (RBM) and provides useful information about the level of risk in our projects.

For CouldYou?, achieving accountability expectations means processes and practices that enable us to keep our stakeholders informed of our work, taking into account and balancing their interests, and ensuring equitable responses to their concerns.

“I prefer the cups to the other products I have been using because with the cups, no one will ever know that you are menstruating. Even with the pads, sometimes it’s difficult to find a place to dispose it when I come to school.”

Horacia Teles

BEFORE CouldYou? Cup Intervention

68.5%

reported missing
school on a monthly
basis during menstruation

70.1%

reported using
‘unhygienic’ products

AFTER CouldYou? Cup Intervention

7.5%

reported having missed
school since they started
using the CouldYou? Cup.

Components of the CouldYou? Monitoring & Evaluation Framework

Our M&E is organized into four main modules with each playing a pivotal role in our ability to monitor and assess progress at country levels, and partnerships as a whole. Hover over each card to learn more about what these four principles mean.

Results Monitoring

Routine tracking and reporting of key information and indicators that measure progress at each level of the CouldYou? Theory of Change.

Grants monitoring

Provides the foundation for tracking funding and value for money .

Evaluation

Measurement of projects to ascertain impact, efficiency, effectiveness, relevance and sustainability. We conduct several types of evaluation research to understand how change happens, and ex-post impact evaluations.

Dissemination and learning

Wider communication and dissemination of key achievements and findings — both across the partnership and with the public — to ensure accountability and learning for improvement.

Monitoring and Evaluation