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Areas of Expertise
EVALUA Development is organized into four areas of expertise:
■ The evaluation of development projects, programs and public policies
- Assistance in the design of systems for monitoring, evaluation and capitalization of development experience
- Support for the development and implementation of national and sectoral M&E plans
- Missions of monitoring and evaluation of projects, programs or public policies
- Tracer studies
- Monitoring of performance indicators
- Preparatory assistance for establishing programs and public policies
- Formulation of logical frameworks for projects, programs and public policies
- Planning and evaluating the implementation of programs and public policies
- Needs analysis
- Relevance and feasibility studies
- CER studies (Coherence, Effectiveness and Relevance).
■ Training and capacity building
- Managing for Development Results (MfDR).
- Design of training plans in monitoring and evaluation.
- Acquiring skills in monitoring and evaluation.
- Evaluation standards.
- Use based on performance indicators.
- Development and design of educational materials.
■ Data collection and processing
- Organization and management of focus groups.
- Design of qualitative and quantitative surveys .
- Data Quality Assessment (DQA).
- Use of mixed methods (qualitative and quantitative).
- Literature review and case study.
- Development and validation of measuring instruments and assessment tools.
- Diagnostics, surveys and polls
■ Studies and action research in various areas of human and territorial development
- Education and training.
- Small and medium-sized enterprises.
- Social politics.
- Poverty and social exclusion .
- Youth and social inclusion .
- Women and families.
- Population and sustainable development.
- Urban services (water, sanitation and transport).
- Maternal care in rural areas
- Gender and gender equality
- Child labour
- Land-use planning
- Urban studies and town planning
- Territorial governance
- Water and hydraulics
- Technical networks (travel systems and transportation).
- New information technologies (NIT)
- Architectural and urban heritage.
