BBL - Sharing Lessons from M&E Practitioners Wednesday, June 9, 2010 "Challenges in Monitoring and Evaluation: An Opportunity to Institutionalize M&E Systems" is a compilation of presentations on the challenges and lessons learned from M&E practitioners from around the world. It comprises best practices and knowledge from Africa, Europe, Asia, and Latin America that were showcased during the Fifth Annual Conference of the LAC M&E Network, which brought together more than 350 practitioners from over 30 countries. The purpose of this BBL was to discuss challenges of monitoring and evaluation, as well as to present lessons learned from practitioners (which are outlined in the book). Agenda Opening Remarks: | The LAC M&E Network Louise Cord, Sector Manager, Poverty and Gender, Latin America Region (Chair) | Presenter: | Book Launch and Presentation: Main Findings of "Challenges in Monitoring and Evaluation: An Opportunity to Institutionalize M&E Systems" Gladys Lopez Acevedo, Senior Economist, Poverty Reduction and Equity | Discussants: | Questions and Answers Period Manuel Fernando Castro, Senior Evaluation Officer, IEG
Pablo Ibarraran, Lead Evaluation Economist, IADB | Closing: | M&E: Helping Us to Know What Works for Poverty Reduction Jaime Saavedra, Manager, Poverty Reduction and Equity, PREM Network |
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