MAKING EFFICIENT IMPLEMENTATIONOF THE MONITORING MATRIX RESEARCH AND

MAKING EFFICIENT IMPLEMENTATIONOF THE MONITORING MATRIX RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS

methodology

well put theory about what enabling environment is and what are its structural building blocks.

perspective: legislation vs. practice

perceptions

practice legal framework

practice attitudes values expectations media representations legal framework

issue: standardizing how data is structured, sourced and interpreted

mutually agreed theory == agreement on interpretation

standardizing data gathering is paramount to enhance the proficiency of the analyses.

commonly agreed hierarchy of sources which will be applied to all practice-based indicators. Primary data registers Survey Secondary applicable data Focus group Interview

diverging instruments for data gathering and analysis

the information must provide a comprehen-sive answer and not only indicate a state of play

Standard Indicator (s) Data sources Instrume nts Scoring principle Principle careful re-evaluation of what the indicators mean, dispersing them into building blocks and agree exactly what kind of data is needed for each of them

issue with scoring: 1) no detail what scores mean at indicator level

issue with scoring: 2) it is not clear whether current weights are appropriate

issue with scoring: 3) not implemented by all partners

VISUAL PRESENTATION

OPTIMIZING THE REPORTING WORKLOAD

Data gathering Legal Framework + Practice in two areas Final Report Y 2 Analysis and assesments Reporting Y 1 Data gathering Legal Framework + Practice in two areas

invite contributing organizations

NEW POLICY ENVIRONMENT: NEGOTIATIONS

WRAP UP: • Unify approach in research thus increase comparative potential • Implement a two year cycle of reporting • Improve the scoring exercise • Improve presentation