SPIDER Project Result Follow-up
Results follow up on projects supported by SPIDERWhat this also means is that monitoring and evaluating the project takes place during and after the project life-cycle. An integrated research approach entails baseline studies and needs assessments of the target groups that will benefit from the initiative.
Results from the baseline and needs assessment serve as bench marks for evaluating the impact of the initiative through the project life-cycle and beyond. Researchers and/or Monitoring and Evaluation experts from partner countries are commissioned to carry out the results follow up.
Results from projects
Click on the images for full storyIntroducing the iReady projects in Burundi and Mozambique
The iReady projects focus on young persons living with or affected by HIV and Aids in Burundi and Mozambique.
SPIDER research programme has made baseline studies to inform the projects on the needs of project participants.
Media for Transparency and Accountability in Uganda
Mobile Health for Improved Maternal and Child Health Services Utilisation
Open Development Myanmar (ODMM)
mCare Project
e-Participation in Kenya and Uganda
Implementing Open Access Policies
Let's Learn to Teach using ICT -Capacity Building Teachers
ICT4D Incubator Work: InSTEDD and KAPE
Digitalising Uganda Sign Language
Women's socio-economic empowerment and ICTs
Improving literacy and numeracy skills among refugee children
The baseline study team have investigated literacy and numeracy skills among pupils in first and second grade to be able to measure improvement throughout the project.
Open Development Cambodia
The platform has information on a wide range of topics: from information about land concessions to maps showing where public services are located and infographics showing how Cambodians can access these public services.