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I was recently part of team which evaluated WWF International's education programs in attempt to identify effective practice. I visited over 15 countries around the world and evaluated a range of education programs through qualitative evaluation approaches.We identified lessons learnt and a number of factors which influence the impact of education initiatives.If you are interested I can send you the documents from this evaluation to the address cited below.
With best wishes
Daniella
p.s. where can I find out more information about CI's education and communication programs?
>Conservation International's communications and education programs
>are >interested in improving monitoring and evaluation strategies for CI >field >programs' EE and communications projects and initiatives around the >world. > >We would love to find examples of instruments that have been used to >measure awareness and knowledge of environmental issues, as well as >current >attitudes and behaviours of target audiences. For example, we often >need to >survey rural communities in developing countries before starting a >conservation initiative or awareness campaign to obtain formative >and >baseline data. > >If you know of, or have developed, any survey, focus group or >interview >instruments that you would be willing to share with us - and that >might >inform or inspire our own M and E efforts, we would appreciate any >information you can send our way. > >Thanks so much! > >Shannon > > >Shannon W. Quesada >Environmental Education Program Manager >International Communications Department >Conservation International >1919 M Street, NW, Suite 600 >Washington, DC 20036 >(202) 912-1331 >[log in to unmask] >www.conservation.org > >---------- End Forwarded Message ---------- > > > ><< [ee-alum]instrumentstomeasureawareness >>