MODULE 1: Design Logic Models
1.1 Theory of Change
1.2 Result Framework
1.3 Logical Framework (LogFrame)
1.4 M&E Framework
Module 1 Assignment Questions
MODULE 2: MEAL Data Collection
2.1 Data Source & Data Quality
2.2 Quantitative Data Collection
2.3 Qualitative Data Collection
2.4 Mixed Approach & Data Management
Module 2 Assignment Questions
MODULE 3: MEAL Data Analysis
3.1 Quantitative Analysis
3.2 Qualitative Analysis
3.3 Data Visualization
3.4 Data Interpretation
Module 3 Assignment Questions
MODULE 4: Using MEAL Data Information
4.1 MEAL Communication Plan
4.2 MEAL Learning Plan
4.3 Adaptive Management
4.4 Reporting
Module 4 Assignment Questions
FINAL ASSESSMENT – TERM PAPER
Develop knowledge and skills to design logic models, including theories of change, results frameworks, logframes, and M&E frameworks.
Strengthen capacity in MEAL data collection methods, covering quantitative, qualitative, and mixed approaches.
Build competence in analyzing MEAL data through quantitative, qualitative, and visualization techniques.
Enhance ability to interpret MEAL findings and apply them in reporting, communication, learning, and adaptive management.
Apply MEAL concepts and tools through practical assignments and a final term paper to address real-world program needs.
Requires a minimum of a high school education certificate or an equivalent based on your country’s education system, and prerequisite knowledge in the study area.
MEAL Officer
MEAL Coordinator
MEAL Manager
Monitoring & Evaluation Officer
Monitoring & Evaluation Specialist
Accountability Officer
Learning & Knowledge Management Officer
Data Management Officer
Research & Evaluation Officer
Impact Assessment Specialist
Program Quality Officer
Humanitarian Performance and Accountability Specialist
Results-Based Management Specialist
Evidence & Learning Advisor
MEAL Consultant