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GROUP 4

• Nyasha Mutandwa M23944I


• Divine Waeni M23943U
Agenda
Citing practical examples analyse the role of stakeholder engagement in the Monitoring and Evaluation Process of
Development projects.

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Introduction

Stakeholders are individuals or group ls with an interest or concern in a


specific project.Stakeholder engagement plays a crucial role in the
monitoring and evaluation process of development projects. It involves
systematically identifying analyzing planning and implementing actions
designed to influence stakeholders.

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1.Data collection and analysis
Data collection and analysis is a key part of the
Monitoring and Evaluation process and the
stakeholders can play an important role in this This
can provide input on what data to collect, how to
analyse it and how to interpret the results. This helps
ensure that the data is relevant and useful and the
Monitoring and Evaluation process are effective for
instance a project that is working to improve access
to clean water in a community. The project team
could use sensors to collect a real time data to
monitor the progress of the project. This data could
be then analysed by both the project team and
community members, who could use it to provide
feedback.
2. Decision-making

Decision-making is another key role of stakeholders


in the M&E process. The information gathered
through data collection and analysis can be used to
make informed decisions about the project, and
stakeholders can play a role in this process. They can
provide input on what decisions need to be made,
and they can weigh in on the pros and cons of
different options. For example a project that is
working to improve educational outcomes for
students in a particular region. The project team
could use technology to collect and analyse data on
student performance, and they could then make
decisions about how to improve teaching methods,
curriculum, or other aspects of the education
system. Community members, such as parents or
teachers, could use this data to provide input on
what decisions should be made.
3. implementation support

• Stakeholders play a role in implementation support. One role is as


a resource provider, where they provide the necessary resources
and assistance to help the program be implemented effectively.
Another role is as a champion where they advocate for the
program and help yo promote its success. Finally stakeholders can
also play a role as a partner working together with the profane
team to make sure it is implemented successfully .
4. Health care intervention
Health care intervention projects, In public health
projects such as vaccination campaigns or maternal
health initiatives, stakeholder engagement is
essential for reaching vulnerable populations,
addressing cultural barriers and ensuring equitable
access to healthcare services. For instance in
vaccination drive targeting remote rural
areas ,involving community health workers,
religious leaders and local authorities in addressing
vaccine hesitancy can improve outreach efforts and
increase vaccination rates. This participatory
approach fosters trust, enhances community
acceptance and improved health outcomes.

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In conclusion

Stakeholder engagement is not just a box check it's a dynamic process that
enriches project planning, implementation and evaluation. By involving
stakeholders we enhance project success and community impact.

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Thank you

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