ALUMNI

Our participants come from around 80 countries and work in a wide array of development-oriented organizations, financial institutions and national governments. They represent all sectors, professional levels and ages. PRiME alumni benefit from a network of highly skilled professionals who continue interactacting and sharing experiences after the courses have ended.

PARTICIPANTS’ COUNTRY

PRiME can be a platform for connecting with other colleagues, not just for learning about M&E.

Cletus Yenet Kayenwee – Ghana
Participant of Fundamentals of M&E

The most attractive thing about PRiME is the valuable networking. I got to see different practices and different cultures working in rural development.
This was very special for me.

Nasandelger Zandan – Mongolia
Participant of Fundamentals of M&E

The learning and application of Theory of Change and ‘LogFrames’ improved our project.
Our ‘LogFrame’ had more than 100 indicators, now we only have 15 which are more operative and efficient to quickly track our work.

Luis Sáez Guillén – Peru
Participant of Fundamentals of M&E

When doing M&E, we also have to learn to communicate results. This course is a great opportunity to learn how to do this.

Claudia Sáenz – El Salvador
Participant of Fundamentals of M&E

The curriculum is very good, it has an ideal aggregation level where all of the participants can easily apply all of the concepts to their countries and their rural reality.

Sophie Álvarez – Colombia/USA
Trainer of Fundamentals of M&E

The material of the course is appropriate for filling theoretical gaps.
That helps the participants to join the dots in their everyday work.

Charles Amotey – Ghana
Trainer of Fundamentals of M&E

PARTICIPANTS’ DEMOGRAPHICS

PRIME / CLEAR Latin America and the Caribbean
Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas (CIDE)
Carr. México-Toluca 3655, Lomas de Santa Fe. Mexico City, Mexico
+52 55 57279800 ext. 2320
ifad-clear@cide.edu

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PARTICIPANTS’ COUNTRY

PRiME can be a platform for connecting with other colleagues, not just for learning about M&E.

The most attractive thing about PRiME is the valuable networking. I got to see different practices and different cultures working in rural development.This was very special for me.

The learning and application of Theory of Change and ‘LogFrames’ improved our project.Our ‘LogFrame’ had more than 100 indicators, now we only have 15 which are more operative and efficient to quickly track our work.