File:APARADOX OF A RESULTS BASED MONITORING AND EVALUATION SYSTEM (3).pdf

Over decades we have experienced success factors for of Result Based Monitoring and Evaluation System in AVCR Uganda. Examine the institutional factors, find the influence of those factors on result based monitoring and evaluation system and lastly to establish the relationship between the Success factors and performance of AVCR- Uganda. The study adopted a mixed method that enabled collection of qualitative and quantitative data. A case study design was employed and simplified the work for clear and in-depth understanding of variables under investigation. A sample size of 34 participants were selected. The major findings indicated that AVCR Uganda is an indigenous non-government organization and had a significant contribution on children rights in Uganda. The findings revealed that Success factors were measured based institutional factors, organizational resources and organizational capacity. It concludes that AVCR works with community based efforts in the attempt to contribute and improve basic education, increase access to quality health care and expand economic opportunity for all. It concludes that AVCR Uganda is among the few non-governmental organizations with well-established monitoring and evaluation systems. The study recommends: AVCR Uganda’s well established result based monitoring and evaluation system. AVCR should support the establishment of similar systems to promote participatory community based monitoring and evaluation system in Uganda.