Wolfgang Meyer
Instructor
Assistant Professor at Saarland University
Dr. Wolfgang Meyer is Professor for Sociology at Saarland University in Saarbrücken and Adjunct Professor at Uganda Technology and Management University, Kampala. He is responsible for two Master of Evaluation study programs at Saarland University (MABLE and MEval). His focus as a sociologist is on empirical methodology with more than 20 years experience in evaluations, specialized on sustainable development, environment, labor markets, TVET and regional development.
Courses and workshops
II-e: Developing Monitoring and Evaluation Systems in Organizations
An M&E system within an organization aims at ensuring the quality of the work of the organization and to increase its overall steering capability. The workshop covers the necessary requirements, like M&E policy, a structural anchoring of M&E, a regulatory framework, quality assurance, a budget, qualified personnel, defined mechanisms for stakeholder participation and for the use of evaluation results.
Instructor(s)Reinhard Stockmann, Wolfgang Meyer
Recommended forManagement, Practitioners, Comissioners, Evaluators
LevelSpecialized
O-2: Monitoring and evaluating the SDGs: Challenges and proposed solutions
In the light of the Agenda 2030, the development of a coherent M&E System for SDGs, linked to national development priorities and plans, has become a priority. The workshop introduces key elements of evaluating sustainable development, based on (complex) systems and transformative thinking, and how these can be implemented in monitoring and evaluation systems. It offers some first solutions and discusses its practicability in various contexts.
Instructor(s)Wolfgang Meyer
Recommended forEvaluators, Practitioners
LevelSpecialized