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Home » reporting

Tag: reporting

Coping with ‘proxy reporting ‘

By Jonathan Posted on January 22, 2018 Posted in My blog No Comments

My advice here – and it is pressure that many advocacy campaigners are up against to come up with their indicators – is the same as I offered to the bureaucratisation challenge. It is so important to show that you …

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Tagged with: campaigning, obstacles, reporting

‘Proxy reporting’

By Jonathan Posted on January 3, 2018 Posted in My blog No Comments

The final obstacle that I have observed is the internal pressure to develop key performance indicators for advocacy campaigns. Now don’t get me wrong – targets can be very important for advocacy campaigns at the right times of the campaigning …

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Tagged with: campaigning, indicators, obstacles, reporting

The thorny issue of campaign reporting

By Jonathan Posted on August 6, 2016 Posted in My blog

One thing that I have been thinking a lot about recently is how you go about reporting on your campaign progress. How should you go about this when you are asked for your targets or for your key performance indicators? …

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Tagged with: campaigning, reporting, story, theory of change

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