Program Evaluation

Transforming Evaluations from Reports to Results

To truly harness the power of evaluations, organisations must shift their perspective from viewing these reports as endpoints to considering them as starting points for transformation and growth. By setting clear objectives and aligning evaluation outcomes with organisational goals, companies can create a seamless transition from insights to action.

Post Evaluation Playbook

Evaluation reports are often not used to their full potential, meaning all the time, effort and cost invested in conducting the evaluation was somewhat wasteful. The Post Evaluation Playbook presents the foundations of good post-evaluation practice providing advice on how to make sure your evaluation turns into a purposeful pathway for growth.

Join us for an afternoon of M&E & Tea

We invite you to join us in person for a relaxed and informative afternoon focused on Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E). These free sessions will equip you with valuable M&E insights, along with practical templates you can implement back at the office.

Evaluating AI-enabled programs

We need to understand how the technology works, not only to evaluate it, but to be part of the ethical safeguards surrounding its proper use.

5 signs you are ready to evaluate

Designing rigorous M&E Frameworks in less than a week

How to design a M&E Framework in a few days

Template for Monitoring and Evaluation Framework

An easy to use, interactive, fill it in as you go, template to help you develop your M&E Framework.

Monitoring and Evaluation Framework Template

The Grosvenor Monitoring and Evaluation Template document outlines the key factors to take into account when performing M&E activities.

Evaluation Capacity and Culture

Building evaluation culture is all about shaping the way an organisation thinks and talks about evaluation as a key component to improvement and innovation. Our evaluation maturity model has 10 segments we believe each organization needs to focus on to uplift overall evaluation capability and maturity.  The model can be used as a guide in identifying the priority areas to focus on in building evaluation culture and maturity.

What should my sample size be?

It is very easy to say you need to ‘collect data from a sample’, but what does this really mean? How many people should you be engaging with to collect something meaningful? Question no more! We’ve put together some quick and easy ‘rules of engagement’ to help you understand what your sample size needs to be.

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