Participatory Assessment of Development (PADEV)
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A presentation about INSIGHTS IN COMPLEXITY, Possibilities for scaling –up a bottom-up evaluation approach given by Ton Dietz on 15 September 2010
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Participatory Assessment of Development (PADEV)
- 1. PADEV PARTICIPATORY ASSESSMENT OF DEVELOPMENT African partners: University of Development Studies (Tamale, Ghana) Expertise pour le Développement du Sahel (Burkina Faso)
- 4. Methodology History History History Community x Very poor – poor – average – rich – very rich Projects Actors Changes in context September 15, 2010
- 6. September 15 2010 1 st round 2008: Langbinsi Sandema Tô
- 7. September 15, 2010 2d round 2009 Lasia Toulo Nandom Silly
- 8. September 15, 2010 3d round 2010 Wulensi Daboya Niaburi
- 9. 9 6 3 2 1 7 8 5 4 1 Langbinsi 2 Sandema 3 Tô 4 Lasia Toulo 5 Nandom 6 Silly 7 Wulensi 8 Daboya 9 Niaburi
- 10. September 15, 2010 And with eight student thesis projects
- 11. September 15, 2010 And three special assignments 1.Islamic NGOs 2. PADEV with the Poor 3 Internal Criticism
- 16. Example: Wealth categories and bottom-up criteria
- 18. Example of Numbers of Projects
- 24. Example of impact on wealth classes
Hinweis der Redaktion
- Opening slide. This slide can be used before the presentation starts
- Picture has NGO perspective, but is roughly similar for government or other programs
- With every click reality becomes more complex. 1 – 1 NGO (or government, etc.) often has more interacting projects and programs 2 – and there are other development actors, with other intervention chains to backdonors 3 – and still other actors 4 – and the community is not so uniform at all 5 – and don’t forget the external influences 6 – in the different livelihood domains And: all this is just a snapshot. In reality, all relations keep changing over time.
- Project takes the local complex web of relations as departure point. Each set of relations is seen with historical depth: attention for developments over a time of 25 – 30 years.
- Quickly some basic information about the workshops
- Quickly page through these 5 pictures, just to give an impression Much work in sub-groups -Local reconstruction of history: old faces represent long memories -Gendered groups -Feed back in bigger groups
- -Feed back in bigger groups
- -Gendered groups
- This slide is a very short summary of the workshop contents for three days