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WebMo has a basic logframe with an objective level, outcomes, outputs and activities. On objective, outcome and output level, you can (and should) of course add indicators. WebMo offers 3 different indicator types. On output level, you can add so-called activity indicators, which measure the achievements of attached activities. Another option is to add milestone indicators. We called them milestone indicators as they allow you to enter milestones from a baseline scenario to the target scenario. Or you can add a quantitative indicator, which is based on numbers for baseline, target and…

Monitoring & Evaluation officers naturally deal with a lot of data. It is part of their job to collect and process them, and to prepare them for reporting. Especially when confronted with numbers, most people’s first intuition is to open an Excel file and start a table. This is a smart choice considering that

This checklist will help you to find the monitoring software that caters best to your program needs and requirements. It is based on our experience in advising development programs on monitoring and evaluation processes and systems.

1 Features

For which step in the monitoring process do you need the software? Reflect on your feature requirements for data collection, data processing or management, the level of aggregation and on features for data output to support reporting and learning. Check what kind of data, quantitative or qualitative, can be handled…

When we first created our M&E and collaboration software WebMo, we came from a place of genuinely wanting to make international development programs more transparent and efficient. After all, many of our team members, including myself, used to work in the field themselves. There is so much to be gained from a software that improves collaboration in the monitoring process, and this is true for projects of all shapes and sizes. WebMo was never meant to be a software exclusively reserved for highly funded projects. There are so many small NGOs doing great work.

That being said…