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WRITING THE REPORT (Lessons Learned)
The goal is to use what is learned from the
M&E exercise to improve future DRG
projects/activities and/or managerial and
administrative practices. Use your expertise
and experiences to bring out the potentials
offered from the M&E exercise to broader
application.
Limit the number of lessons learned to not
more than five to six pages with a focus on
usefulness and pragmatism.
WRITING THE REPORT (Appendices)
WRITING THE REPORT (Lesson learned
Checklist
-Ensure that your lessons learned are:
Supported by the evidence
Appropriate given what was learned
Adequate in terms of coverage
Are written to facilitate future
implementation
Typically, appendices amplify, illustrate or elaborate, what was
monitored and evaluated but are not essential to
understanding what is being presented in the report.
A key reason for using appendices is to avoid interrupting the
flow of the report and the focus of the reader.
Appendices may include terms of reference for the evaluation,
lists of acronyms used and individuals consulted, bibliography,
etc.
If appendices are extensive/highly technical, they can be
bound in separate volumes.
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