Evaluation
In addition to being an expert and a learner, the evaluator is a leader who brings together people with different ideas, expectations, realities, abilities and experiences to produce an output (the evaluation report) in which all parties stakeholders recognize each other.
Evaluation
Evaluation is only useful if the results are shared and used as part of a continuous improvement process. The evaluation plan must therefore contain a strategy for dissemination, knowledge sharing and implementation of recommendations.
Evaluation
Clients/Beneficiaries are, among others, the most important and powerful stakeholders of a project. They are the main reason why the project and the organization exist.
Evaluation
Project evaluation is an indispensable part of the project management process. It needs to be carried out at each stage of the project progress. The more minutely you evaluate a project, the better the chances of understanding the project requirements and reduced chances of errors.
Evaluation
Only 28% of organizations use project performance measures.
Evaluation
12% of organizations invested in projects found their decision to be flawed as these projects failed due to poor performance.