Getting remote M&E right: ethics, challenges and gaps

This paper from ALNAP explores some of the implications of the rapid shift towards remote M&E, drawing on reflections from a series of M&E Skills-Building Workshops for humanitarian M&E practitioners hosted in February and March 2021. It summariszes five key areas where there are ethical issues, challenges, gaps and limitations with remote M&E, and highlights emerging good practice. Read more here.
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