Table 3. Draft evaluation question matrix Note: each bullet in the table will contain a number of questions related to this topic Question topics related to evaluation objectives Obj 1. Extent of progress against Project development/ context Obj. 2 &3. Effective approaches & Obj. 4&6. Success factors and barriers Obj. 5&7. Lessons learned and outcomes strategies recommendations Exploration of the demonstration of, What context supported What activities were implemented and What project and contextual factors What lessons are learned for the project extent of, relationship between implementation? how? supported or hindered in relation to: outcomes (and unintended outcomes): implementation? country context Project drivers and design Project implementation governments’ willingness to take Project factors organisational context Activities implemented and Project assumptions, theory and measures to promote gender outcomes achieved Contextual factors (country, MEF resourcing equality organisational) Strategies adopted PGEP as a regional initiative production and use of sex Pre-conditions or ‘levers’ to Effectiveness of activities and SPC organisational priorities disaggregate data and gender strategies support implementation Gender mainstreaming as a tool for statistics working with governments building technical capacity of governments technical assistance leading to improved capacity of governments to introduce policies & gender reforms gender being embedded in national development plans improved accountability for gender mainstreaming Staff survey (Phase One) SPC documentation (Phase One) PICT government documents (Phase One) Stocktake reports (Phase One) Stakeholder interviews (Phase Two) Country case studies (Phase Three)
Table 3. Draft evaluation question matrix Note: each bullet in the table will contain a number of questions related to this topic Question topics related to evaluation objectives Obj 1. Extent of progress against outcomes Project development/ context Obj. 2 &3. Effective approaches & strategies Obj. 4&6. Success factors and barriers Obj. 5&7. Lessons learned and recommendations Exploration of the demonstration of, extent of, relationship between outcomes (and unintended outcomes): governments’ willingness to take measures to promote gender equality production and use of sex disaggregate data and gender statistics building technical capacity of governments technical assistance leading to improved capacity of governments to introduce policies & gender reforms gender being embedded in national development plans improved accountability for gender mainstreaming What context supported implementation? country context organisational context resourcing What activities were implemented and how? Project drivers and design Activities implemented and outcomes achieved Strategies adopted Effectiveness of activities and strategies What project and contextual factors supported or hindered implementation? Project factors Contextual factors (country, organisational) Pre-conditions or ‘levers’ to support implementation What lessons are learned for the project in relation to: Project implementation Project assumptions, theory and MEF PGEP as a regional initiative SPC organisational priorities Gender mainstreaming as a tool for working with governments Staff survey (Phase One) SPC documentation (Phase One) PICT government documents (Phase One) Stocktake reports (Phase One) Stakeholder interviews (Phase Two) Country case studies (Phase Three)
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