How to make evaluation more proportionate
About this event
This interactive workshop is for charities who want to evaluate their work and measure their impact, but have limited resources. How do you decide what to evaluate and measure? What constitutes a proportionate and meaningful way to evaluate in your project or service?
Hosted by Elliot Trevithick, NPC’s Principal of Charities Evaluation and Learning, this workshop will be interactive, and there will be plenty of space and opportunity to ask your questions. The workshop will ask:
- What do we mean by proportionate evaluation?
- Why evaluate at all?
- What are the different levels of evidence?
- How do Theories of Change fit in?
- How to structure and word survey questions in a proportionate way?
- How to collect and analyse data in a proportionate way?
Bursary places
A limited number of bursary places are available for small charities, ethnic minority charities of all sizes and ethnic minority representatives from charities of all sizes. Bursary spaces are available on a first come, first served basis. Email us to apply for our bursary places.
Accessibility
We are also actively working to improve the accessibility of our online and in-person events. As part of our commitment, for all online events we use live closed captions and upload the recordings to YouTube which has the capability to select subtitles. For in-person events we strive to use accessible venues.
If you have any additional accessibility requirements that we can assist with, please email us.
Leading Impact webinar series
This event is part of our Leading Impact series of webinars.
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