Today’s development programmes, from planning to evaluation, are “oriented towards impacts” in response to international requests for more effectiveness and transparency. Moreover, the international cooperation also being geared to the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals, programmes are expected to produce impacts that are visible at the micro-levels of households or individuals. On this basis, FORCLIME-TC conducted a monitoring assessment using the Most Significant Change (MSC) technique, a qualitative and participatory form of monitoring and evaluation, based on the collection, systematic selection and analysis of stories of significant changes in people’s lives as a result of development activities.

The collection of MSC stories presents on a book: “A Portrait of Changes in FORCLIME. Monitoring the Impact of the Forests and Climate Change Programme (FORCLIME), Technical Cooperation Module”.

For more information, please contact:
Georg Buchholz, FORCLIME Programme Director