Monitoring and evaluation summary sheet Complete this summary sheet to accompany the submission of a recovery program evaluation report to the National Disaster Recovery Monitoring and Evaluation Database. Examples are provided below each criteria provide the relevant information for your submission by typing over the grey text in final row of the table. – Outcome Major activities used to Outcome indicators Method of data collection Notes achieve the outcome The outcomes that were For each outcome, provide a Outline the indicators by which Outline the techniques used to Outline other important evaluable (from Tables 26 in high-level outline of the major the outcomes were measured collect data on the indicators considerations that should be the National Monitoring and activities carried out to (not the results of the (for example, community taken into account when using Evaluation Framework for achieve it as part of the measurements). survey; secondary data from these outcomes, activities and Disaster Recovery Programs). program (even where these the ABS Census). indicators in the future. These are usually identified in were not effective). the program logic. Examples The community is not Provision of financial Demand for financial Secondary data from Need to ensure data is experiencing excessive stress counselling through existing hardship support through NGOs specifically financial and hardship arising from the financial counsellors. counselling and support. NGO welfare agencies Secondary data from disaster. Number of community energy retailers members registered on energy retailers’ hardship programs
Monitoring and evaluation summary sheet Complete this summary sheet to accompany the submission of a recovery program evaluation report to the National Disaster Recovery Monitoring and Evaluation Database. Examples are provided below each criteria – provide the relevant information for your submission by typing over the grey text in final row of the table. Outcome Major activities used to achieve the outcome Outcome indicators Method of data collection Notes The outcomes that were evaluable (from Tables 26 in the National Monitoring and Evaluation Framework for Disaster Recovery Programs). These are usually identified in the program logic. For each outcome, provide a high-level outline of the major activities carried out to achieve it as part of the program (even where these were not effective). Outline the indicators by which the outcomes were measured (not the results of the measurements). Outline the techniques used to collect data on the indicators (for example, community survey; secondary data from the ABS Census). Outline other important considerations that should be taken into account when using these outcomes, activities and indicators in the future. Examples The community is not experiencing excessive stress and hardship arising from the disaster. Provision of financial counselling through existing financial counsellors. Demand for financial hardship support through NGO welfare agencies Number of community members registered on energy retailers’ hardship programs Secondary data from NGOs Secondary data from energy retailers Need to ensure data is specifically financial counselling and support.