What is the difference between monitoring and evaluations?
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2017
- What is monitoring? What are evaluations? And what is the difference between monitoring and evaluations?
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Liked how you presented, kindly do a presentation how M&E is applied practically in Humanitarian work.
Great and simple explanation. Thanks
Very instructive, specific and precise lesson. Good illustration. Bravo!!! 👏
Many thanks!
Good explanation, Please keep it up
This presentation is short and sooooo good. Easy to understand
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This video was very easy to understand with good examples .Thank you very much
Glad to hear that, Remya.
Very good presentation
Great presentation and very easy to follow!
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This was useful thank you
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I really liked it. you are a super specialist. Please, try to provide us with examples on how we easily understand and differentiate between output and outcomes. Thanks alot
I will try my best
Monitoring and Evaluation process, steps and logical frame work
so educative and brief
Thanks, Shylet.
Nice explanation.
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Excellent presentation skills, spoken very well.
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Thanks you very much teacher this lesson is very importants because I get more advantage
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Thank you it's a beneficial lecture
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Good explanation.
Glad it was helpful!
Commendable job. Very brief and short but the content was very rich. :) Well done! The starter music is too loud and can scare though ;)
Thanks, Fayez. Sorry to have scared you, will make it less loud next time :-)
good explanation
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ver bad music its soo loud
Understood, Naeem. Will try to use something less loud next time ;-)