Regional MEAL Workshop MENA REGION 29 July 1

Regional MEAL Workshop MENA REGION 29 July – 1 August 2019 Hilton Dead Sea Resort and Spa, Jordan

Introductions • Each participant needs to pick a symbol here, and then find the other person who has the same symbol • Participants who have similar symbol will interview each other for 5 minutes and find out; • Name • Job title and location where he/ she based • One interesting thing about him/her which is not known to everyone • Introduce your colleague in plenary

Expectations • www. pollev. com/moiezahmed 714

Objectives of the MEAL workshop • MEAL staff’s capacity is strengthened for the improved practice of priority MEAL tasks and responsibilities. • The professional network and informal community among MENA’s MEAL staff are strengthened.

Results of the Regional Capacity Needs Assessment 48% 50 Participants 50% Percentage of respondents identified MOST CRITICAL aspect of MEAL competencies they would like to strengthen in the coming year (each respondent could select max. 3 options) 64% 48% 44% 40% 32% 24% 18% Data Analysis, Management & Critical Thinking ICT 4 MEAL Learning MEAl in Design MEAL Management & Capacity Strengthening Evaluation Monitoring Accountability

Results of the Regional Capacity Needs Assessment MEAL Competencies MEAL skills that reported low/ unaware by participants MEAL in design 1. Theory of change 2. MEAL Budget Monitoring None ☺☺ Evaluation 1. 2. 3. 4. Accountability None ☺☺ Learning Developing project/ program/ country level learning agenda Data analysis, management and critical thinking 1. SPSS 2. Trend analysis 3. Using qualitative and quantitative data to address key questions…. ICT 4 MEAL 1. Data visualization using Power BI MEAL Management and Capacity Strengthening None ☺☺ Quantitative and qualitative methods for evaluations After Action Review (AAR) Measuring CARE 2020 strategy Facilitating reflection event

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Agenda Day 1 • PIIRS • • General instructions on how to report on diff. types of data REACH formpractice session Impact form- practice session AIIR tool- Advocacy data in MENA and how to report and who to report? Day 2 • CARE Markers • Use and future of markers • Logic Model & To. C • Responsible Data Day 3 • Evaluation • Learning Agenda • Feedback and Complaint Mechanism • ICT Marketplace Day 5 • Update on CARE 2020 & global program team • MEAL Clinic • CO teams’ action planning

Ground Rules • Respect others’ ideas • Open to differing views • Time keeping • Participation • Mobile phone on silent mode-

A couple of logistic updates • Start and close times • MEAL workshop methodology • Translation • Jargon card and list of Acronyms • Transportation from the hotel back to Amman (Airport)-AVIS Rent A CAR

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150 Million 46 Million 7 Million

Reflection on Impact and Outcome Data • 135 projects (out of 609) reported impact/ outcome to date (FY 15 -FY 18)- Do we have any impact which was not reported? Number of projects reported impact by country (FY 15 -FY 18) 35 31 30 29 25 21 20 14 15 12 9 10 6 6 5 4 2 1 0 Yemen Syria Jordan Egypt Turkey West Bank and Gaza Caucasus Balkans Lebanon Morocco Iraq

PIIRS

Objectives of the MEAL workshop • MEAL staff’s capacity is strengthened for the improved practice of priority MEAL tasks and responsibilities. • The professional network and informal community among MENA’s MEAL staff are strengthened.

Participants’ Expectations from the Workshop