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Project Staff Evaluation
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Dear all,I believe that it is very important that every Project Implementation Unit must be able (and allowed) in evaluate not only its results in terms of outreach but also the performance of the…Continue

Started this discussion. Last reply by Cecilia Ruberto Jun 28, 2014.

Ice breacker/Brain storming: SPIDER WEB

Many images have been stick on the wall and many coloured wool rolls. Some white paper also have been fixed so if someone didn’t find the appropriate image could by himself/herself draw or write…Continue

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Name (Do NOT forget to upload a picture; that helps being admitted to KM4Dev): Cecilia

Occupation/Title: Intern

Organization: IFAD

Organization Type: UN/Multilateral, Individual/Consultant

Organization URL: http://wastegood.wordpress.com

Email ID: ceciliaruberto@gmail.com

Skype ID: ceci1982lia

Blog URL: http://wastegood.wordpress.com

Other Interests: productive sanitation, waste management, food security...

Languages Spoken: Italia, English, Spanish, French, kiswahili (weak)

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Project staff evaluation

Dear all,

I believe that it is very important that every Project Implementation Unit is able (and allowed) to evaluate its performance not only in terms of outreach but also in terms of performance of the staff involved, at every level. In conducting this evaluation (and auto-evaluation) the organization will become stonger and stronger (for example, weakness could be identified and "fixed" with ad hoc…

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Posted on June 23, 2014 at 12:29am

Most Significant Change - Scampis Strategy

Dear all,

We are developing the Most Significant Change monitoring tool within the context of 3 countries project on micro-irrigation (Scampis project in India, Guatemala, Madagascar).

This experience is quite exciting. We are constantly looking forward for sharing and receiving suggestions and comments (as we just started we always can improve!)

I created a blog page were we are planning to insert news on our activities and update the progress…

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Posted on May 18, 2012 at 11:51am