Guidelines for participatory monitoring to measure project progress and stimulate learning (In Vietnamese)
Part of the Technical Intervention Area Summary Notes of the ILO Mekong Sub-regional Project to Combat Trafficking in Children and Women.
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Project related research, design and interventions have been undertaken in a participatory manner in order to ensure local ownership of the TICW-project and work towards feasible solutions based on ‘real’ needs. The involvement of government officials, project partners, and families whose children are at risk of being trafficked is essential.
The participatory monitoring (PM) materials described in the below aims to monitor project progress in a participatory manner, and in addition to ‘checking’ for achievements to date it is also a tool for learning by project stakeholders. The PM materials for the TICW-project are composed of three parts: a theoretical framework, a toolkit, and annexes.
The participatory monitoring (PM) materials described in the below aims to monitor project progress in a participatory manner, and in addition to ‘checking’ for achievements to date it is also a tool for learning by project stakeholders. The PM materials for the TICW-project are composed of three parts: a theoretical framework, a toolkit, and annexes.