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SayPro Monitoring Data: Collect monitoring data from all active programs for the quarter, including performance metrics and evaluation results.

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Tsakani Stella Rikhotso

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To collect monitoring data from all active programs for the quarter, including performance metrics and evaluation results, you would need a systematic approach to gather data that accurately reflects the progress, challenges, and outcomes of each program. Here’s a Monitoring Data Collection Template to facilitate this process.

SayPro Monitoring Data Collection Template

Quarter:
(For example: Q1 2025, Q2 2025, etc.)

Reporting Period:
(From: [Start Date] – To: [End Date])

Prepared By:
(Your Name/Team)

Date of Data Collection:
(Provide the exact date or range of dates when the data was collected)

1. Program Overview

Program NameProgram ManagerObjective(s)Target BeneficiariesKey Activities
(Program 1)(Name/Title)(Summary of objectives)(Number and type of beneficiaries)(Key activities)
(Program 2)(Name/Title)(Summary of objectives)(Number and type of beneficiaries)(Key activities)
(Program 3)(Name/Title)(Summary of objectives)(Number and type of beneficiaries)(Key activities)

2. Performance Metrics Collection

Program Performance Metrics:

Program NamePerformance IndicatorTarget ValueActual ValueVarianceStatusExplanation of Variance
(Program 1)(e.g., # of beneficiaries reached)(Target value)(Actual value)(Variance % or absolute)(On Track, Behind Schedule, Delayed)(Reasons for variance, if any)
(Program 2)(e.g., # of hours of training delivered)(Target value)(Actual value)(Variance % or absolute)(On Track, Behind Schedule, Delayed)(Reasons for variance, if any)
(Program 3)(e.g., # of reports submitted)(Target value)(Actual value)(Variance % or absolute)(On Track, Behind Schedule, Delayed)(Reasons for variance, if any)

3. Evaluation Results

Data Collection Methods:

Program NameEvaluation Type (e.g., Mid-term, End-line)Methodology Used (e.g., surveys, interviews, focus groups)Findings/ResultsRecommendations
(Program 1)(Evaluation type)(Methodology used)(Key findings)(Suggestions for improvement)
(Program 2)(Evaluation type)(Methodology used)(Key findings)(Suggestions for improvement)
(Program 3)(Evaluation type)(Methodology used)(Key findings)(Suggestions for improvement)

4. Data on Program Inputs and Resources

Resource Utilization:

Program NameInput/ResourcePlanned ResourcesActual ResourcesVarianceReason for Variance
(Program 1)(e.g., staff, funds, equipment)(Planned value)(Actual value)(Variance % or absolute)(Reasons for discrepancy)
(Program 2)(e.g., staff, funds, equipment)(Planned value)(Actual value)(Variance % or absolute)(Reasons for discrepancy)
(Program 3)(e.g., staff, funds, equipment)(Planned value)(Actual value)(Variance % or absolute)(Reasons for discrepancy)

5. Challenges and Issues Encountered

Program NameChallenges/IssuesImpact on Program PerformanceMitigation Actions Taken
(Program 1)(Challenges faced)(e.g., delays in implementation, budget constraints)(Actions taken to mitigate)
(Program 2)(Challenges faced)(e.g., staff turnover, external factors)(Actions taken to mitigate)
(Program 3)(Challenges faced)(e.g., resource shortages, low beneficiary turnout)(Actions taken to mitigate)

6. Stakeholder Feedback

Summary of Stakeholder Feedback:

Program NameStakeholderFeedbackActions Taken Based on Feedback
(Program 1)(e.g., beneficiaries, local government, partners)(Summary of feedback)(Actions implemented or planned based on feedback)
(Program 2)(e.g., beneficiaries, local government, partners)(Summary of feedback)(Actions implemented or planned based on feedback)
(Program 3)(e.g., beneficiaries, local government, partners)(Summary of feedback)(Actions implemented or planned based on feedback)

7. Recommendations for Program Improvement

Program NameRecommendationJustificationAction Steps
(Program 1)(Recommendation for improvement)(Why this change is needed)(Steps to implement recommendation)
(Program 2)(Recommendation for improvement)(Why this change is needed)(Steps to implement recommendation)
(Program 3)(Recommendation for improvement)(Why this change is needed)(Steps to implement recommendation)

8. Summary of Data Findings

Key Insights and Trends:

  • (Summarize the major findings across all programs for the quarter. These insights could cover performance improvements, challenges, and key areas requiring attention.)

Program Successes:

  • (Identify areas where programs performed well, exceeded expectations, or made notable progress.)

Areas for Improvement:

  • (Highlight areas where program performance fell short or where adjustments are needed.)

9. Next Steps and Follow-up Actions

Follow-up Actions:

ActionResponsible PartyTimelineStatus
(Action 1)(Name/Team responsible)(Date)(e.g., Pending, In progress, Completed)
(Action 2)(Name/Team responsible)(Date)(e.g., Pending, In progress, Completed)
(Action 3)(Name/Team responsible)(Date)(e.g., Pending, In progress, Completed)

Approval and Sign-off:

  • Program Manager:
    (Name, Title, Signature, Date)
  • Monitoring and Evaluation Officer:
    (Name, Title, Signature, Date)
  • Senior Management/Stakeholders:
    (Names, Titles, Signatures, Dates)

This Monitoring Data Collection Template serves as a comprehensive tool to gather, analyze, and document monitoring data for all active programs. It ensures that performance metrics, evaluation results, resource usage, challenges, stakeholder feedback, and recommendations are all collected in a consistent format for ongoing program assessment and improvement.

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