Outcome IND_O_3

High quality of programmes through knowledge, innovation, results-based management and evaluation

UN Women India CO in 2021 regularly monitored and assessed both core and non-core funded programmes. The CO through regular monitoring and reporting, gave feedback to the 6 donor funded programmes, ensuring that the data collection process help monitor performance indicators of the programmes, eventually resulting in effective changes on the ground. In response to the Covid-19 pandemic, which restricted travel, the India CO, moved to stronger reporting and virtual meetings to ensure that the monitoring and assessments remain unaffected. Different knowledge management practices were adopted based on the contextualised needs of the programme. They ranged from newsletters, webinars, weekly field team meetings to virtual surveys. The SCE programme conducted a rapid assessment of the COVID-19 pandemic and subsequently changed the strategy of the programme to respond to findings.

High quality of programmes through knowledge, innovation, results-based management and evaluation

UN Women india office has been contributing towards high quality programme through results based management. In 2022 india office supported the government of Madhya pradesh in conducting an impact assessment of there flagship programme on women empowerment - Tejaswini Rural Empowermnt Programme (TREP). The fidnidngs of the impact Assessment will feed into the next phase of the programme. Additionally the India office also built internal capacities of teh staff members on reporting and monitoring through a series of inhouse trainings and through constant handholding through the process. India office also participated in the final evaluation of the SCE programme conducted and managed by the SCE team in Geneva.