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This blog by Dave Algoso was first published on his website, algoso.org, on September 24, 2015.Several folks reached out in response to the last post, on learning and…

With the diversity of activities any one mission is involved in, it’s easy to lose track of what a colleague in the next room is working on. It’s equally as hard to be aware of the…

  A few weeks ago, I had the opportunity to hang out with a unique and brilliant group of people—a mix of M&E practitioners, tech lovers, ICT4D enthusiasts,…

By So Yoon Sim, a graduate student at John Hopkins SAIS.The “Data Minimalism – How to Collect Less and Learn More” session at the MERLtech conference in October taught us…

This piece, by Matt Haikin, originally appeared on ICTworks.org on October, 29, 2015.M&E is lame...as is MEL, MERL, MEAL, PME, and PM&E. Why do we do M&E? …

In this era of big data and real-time data sharing, projects and organizations are increasingly trying to organize their analytics with dashboards that share key insights at a…

This piece was written by Komal Bazaz Smith and Courtney Roberts, of the American University Graduate School of International Service.The day we walked into American University (AU)…

The Global Partnerships team in the U.S. Global Development Lab has organized the Private Sector Engagement Forum (PSEF) every other year since 2009. Overall, it has been a highly…