i-APS • Mali
i-APS teams in Mali provide specialized short and long-term technical assistance, as well as research and evaluation work based on solid data, staff reinforcement, project management and services. training in the following areas:
Whether it is setting up a project Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) system, conducting a baseline or end-line study, or evaluating an ongoing project, i-APS provides the actionable information you need ...
Today organizations delivering humanitarian and longer-term development aid must comply with donor requirements for outside assessments of the effectiveness of their programs...
i-APS advisory services, products and systems strengthen public and private sector organizations to provide better, more effective humanitarian programing and economic ...
Our knowledge management practice enables organizations to capture and translate lessons learned into best practice, and then integrate those practices into core organizational behaviors ...
i-APS Mali has been working since June 2021 on setting up a dynamic team in Mali under the leadership of our country manager. Thanks to a growing network of experts contributing to our work both locally and internationally, so far we have managed to publish a few research studies on youth civic engagement and accountability at the local level.
In 2022, we will begin to implement field research into our work, making the most of support from our partners on how to ensure the use of proven monitoring and evaluation practices.
One of our main objectives will be to train our team in research best practices and to introduce remote data collection processes into our work as much as possible, in order to work alongside health and safety measures and restrictions. COVID-19. As part of i-APS, we also use the “People-First” approach in our work, which means that we aim to ensure the active participation of beneficiary communities, whether in identifying development needs or to implement change.
i-APS Mali has been working since June 2021 on setting up a dynamic team in Mali under the leadership of our country manager. Thanks to a growing network of experts contributing to our work both locally and internationally, so far we have managed to publish a few research studies on youth civic engagement and accountability at the local level.
In 2022, we will begin to implement field research into our work, making the most of support from our partners on how to ensure the use of proven monitoring and evaluation practices.
One of our main objectives will be to train our team in research best practices and to introduce remote data collection processes into our work as much as possible, in order to work alongside health and safety measures and restrictions. COVID-19. As part of i-APS, we also use the “People-First” approach in our work, which means that we aim to ensure the active participation of beneficiary communities, whether in identifying development needs or to implement change.
Located in the Province of Bam, in the Centre-Nord Region of Burkina Faso, the communes of Kongounsi and Tikaré are bearing the brunt of the security
Monitoring and evaluation is an essential component of accountability in management.
The following analysis, prepared by our i-APS team in Mali, highlights the opportunities and challenges that Malians face today throughout their development journey, whether in terms
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i-APS Mali, Hamdallaye ACI 2000, Rue 409, Porte 57, Bamako Mali
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