As explained in the Approach section, monitoring and evaluation play an important role in the analysis of poverty and social impacts of reforms. During implementation, they are critical to validate ex-ante analysis and, where necessary, to influence the reformulation of policy reforms. Monitoring can also facilitate the implementation and the success of reforms, by signaling unexpected developments while following process and impact indicators. Monitoring and evaluation are also central in the promotion of accountability and ownership.
In order to enhance their impact, monitoring and evaluation systems are best set up during the initial stages of reform. They should also be integrated with existing systems in order to strengthen national capacity.
Tools for Monitoring and Evaluation
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