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Impact Assessment Seminar
Phnom Penh, 2-6 December 2013
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• Who are you and what is the reason for your
presence at the seminar?
• Reena SHAKYA, Programme Monitoring and
Evaluation Officer, HI Nepal; working in the
development sector for more than 10 years,
including 7 years experience in the field of
disability with HI.
• I am attending this seminar to strengthen my
knowledge and skills for practical application of
Impact Assessment methodology and reinforce
my skills to support my team.
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Phnom Penh, 2-6 December 2013
• Have you ever conducted in the context of your activity,
studies or impact assessment and evaluation?
• Supported the external evaluators during mid term and final
evaluations and studies conducted under Physical Rehabilitation
Project;
Impact Assessment Seminar
Phnom Penh, 2-6 December 2013
• What are, according to you, HI’s challenges in terms of
impact assessment and evaluation?
• To measure what we made a difference through our project
• To measure the social change resulted after awareness activities
• Lack of specific / agreed tool for evaluating the rehabilitation
interventions
• Weakness in planning (including the baseline) evaluation and
impact measures
• Habilitation of a children with impairment takes long time to
measure impact, limitation project duration
Impact Assessment Seminar
Phnom Penh, 2-6 December 2013
• What questions would you like this seminar to answer?
• Defining what kind of impact we have to measure and those they
are more relevant;
• Specific tools and methodologies to conduct impact assessment;
• The key aspects to be considered for impact assessment for
sustainable and quality physical rehabilitation services;
• Other countries best practices for impact assessment in the
physical rehabilitation services and other development projects.