The activity was facilitated by ACPC Director Norman Kraft, together with lecturers Director Mila Rimando of National Economic Development Authority (NEDA) Region 2 and Mr. Jose Macatangay, Presidential Agrarian Reform Council (PARC) Secretariat. The workshop covered the following topics: Overview of Project Monitoring and Evaluation; M & E indicators, categories of indicators by level; Data Collection and Instruments; Planning an M & E; M & E Plan matrix; M & E Training Plan; and experiences of PARC Secretariat in M & E projects.The two-day activity came up with some observations, concerns and recommendations that could help the participants develop their technical know-how based on the objectives of the M & E. Also part of the workshop output was the training design for AFC trainers on M&E which is necessary for the partner-AFCs, AFC coordinators and concerned NAFC staff as this will enhance their capability to assist in monitoring DA/NAFC programs and projects.
Some concerns were also called to the attention of NAFC such as the AFCs’ involvement in the agency planning process and convening a meeting/workshop with AFC chairpersons/coordinators as soon as possible to discuss the 2011-2012 plans and targets and leveling on the Major Final Output (MFO) performance indicators.
Some Regional Agricultural and Fishery Council chairpersons,National Agricultural and Fishery Council staff,
Regional Agricultural Engineers and a PhilRice representative pose for a group photo after attending the pre-Training Workshop on
Monitoring and Evaluation for Agricultural and Fishery Councils.
Regional Agricultural Engineers and a PhilRice representative pose for a group photo after attending the pre-Training Workshop on
Monitoring and Evaluation for Agricultural and Fishery Councils.
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