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Training Course on GIS for monitoring and Evaluation

GIS is a computer system capable of assembling, storing, manipulating and displaying geographically referenced information, i.e. data identified according to their locations. This training presents a practical guide for using a geographic information system (GIS) integrated with Monitoring and Evaluation. The three days training is aimed helping development partners to monitor and evaluate the activities of specific projects intended to support M&E systems for sustainable programs and projects. The use of GIS in monitoring and Evaluation improves the effectiveness and communications of results to management, funding partners and beneficiaries.

The integration of GIS in monitoring and Evaluation system makes it possible to link, or integrate information that is difficult to associate through any other means. With GIS M&E/Researchers are able to use combinations of mapped variables to build and analyze new variables. Presenting data in the form of a map helps to understand the significance of where, when, and by whom.

Course Objectives
1.Understand Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) Systems
2.Understand key concepts in M&E and GIS
3.Learn how to developing an M&E-GIS System
4.Learn about the working of M&E information management systems
5.Learn how to collect data using mobile phones and GPS
6.Learn how to integrate exiting M&E data with GIS
7.Learn how to analyze and visualize M&E data with the aid of GIS techniques
8.Learn how to integrate GIS into M&E activities

Summary of Course Outline
1.Session one: About Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) Systems
2.Session two: Integrating M&E and Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
3.Session three: Developing an M&E-GIS System for your Situation
4.Session four: Selecting GIS Software
5.Session five: Locating GIS Maps
6.Session six: Creating a Reference Map
7.Session seven: Defining the Data Requirements and Key Indicators
8.Session eight: Defining the Data Collection Process
9.Session nine: Designing and Creating the Data Input Table
10.Session Ten: Creating the Thematic Map
11.Session eleven: Updating Data in the M&E-GIS System
12.Session Twelve: Updating Data for the Map
13.Session thirteen: Case Study

Methodology of Training: The workshop will use Practical and interactive teaching techniques and each participant will be encouraged to participate from the basis of his or her own field experience

 

For whom the course is intended: It is intended for individuals such as data Analysts, Researchers, M&E, Specialists, students and organisations that may want to integrate GIS in their M&E system

 

Apply via 
1.Website www.maarifaconsult.com OR
2.send an email requesting for a registration form to: [email protected]

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