5A

Ending Violence Against Children Event Tracker

A worksheet to identify important categories to track, as well as to create a timeline of key events in the scale-up environment.

Adapted from: Promising Practices in Scale-Up Monitoring, Learning, and Evaluation: A Compendium of Resources, Institute for Reproductive Health, Georgetown University

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A tool to monitor and track events that may impact scale up over time.

This is an opportunity to track things that may impact scale-up activities and strategy, but which are not monitored via horizontal or vertical benchmarking (Tools 3C & 3D), or implementing partner adaptation/ learning documentation (Tools 4A &4B).

You should now have

  • Identified priorities for categories to track
  • A timeline of the past year of events, with future planned events in each category
  • An understanding of how those events may affect scale up
  • Plans for responding

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Interactive Worksheet (English, A4)

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