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Monitoring and Result Measurement for Adaptive Programming - How to Use Data to Manage a MSD Program: Lessons from PRISMA

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Monitoring and Result Measurement for Adaptive Programming - How to Use Data to Manage a MSD Program: Lessons from PRISMA
Abstract
Using monitoring data to improve interventions is harder than it seems. Decision-makers are often busy implementing activities, unclear about their roles in data collection and analysis, and uncertain what data matters most or when. PRISMA, an AUD77 million agricultural Market Systems Development (MSD) programme funded by DFAT Australia, has encountered these challenges. With the programme completing its first five year phase, this case study shares ten key lessons divided into three sections: shaping the culture, developing systems, and top management decisions. These lessons aim to help program, sector and intervention managers make better use of monitoring data to improve interventions.
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PRISMA
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2019
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14/02/2020, 12:40
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Khan, K., Seely, K., Ridwan, M., & Mulya, B. (2019). Monitoring and Result Measurement for Adaptive Programming - How to Use Data to Manage a MSD Program: Lessons from PRISMA. PRISMA. https://aip-prisma.or.id/data/public/uploaded_file/05_Monitoring%20and%20Result%20Measurement%20for%20Adaptive%20Programming%20-%20How%20to%20Use%20Data%20to%20Manage%20a%20MSD%20Program%20-%20Lessons%20from%20PRISMA.pdf