The H-form was designed by Andy Inglis and is one of the best tools for facilitating participatory monitoring, evaluation and planning you will find.<\/p>\n
SPI uses H-forms along with maps and action plans for facilitating Community Planning processes in small or large groups and or one on one interviews with people on the streets.<\/p>\n
Please see\u00a0H-forms for monitoring and evaluation<\/a>\u00a0for information about the H-Form designed by SPI in 1997.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The H-form was designed by Andy Inglis and is one of the best tools for facilitating participatory monitoring, evaluation and planning you will find. SPI uses H-forms along with maps and action plans for facilitating Community Planning processes in small … Continue reading \"The H Form is an evaluation method that was developed along with a\r\nwhole range of methods known as Participatory Appraisal (PA). The H\r\nForm comes from Susan Guy and Andrew Inglis (1999). PA methods are\r\ndesigned to give everyone a chance to have their say. Many of the PA\r\nmethods are visual and use materials that are ready and available\r\nwherever you are. The H Form can be used to evaluate anything from a\r\nconference to an event to a training course. It uses a single question\r\nto ask: how good was the ... ? The responses to the question come\r\ndirect from participants\u2019 experiences, and their answers highlight the\r\nthings that are important for them. In this way they create the agenda\r\nfor improvement and change \u2013 very powerful and very empowering.\"\r\n<\/tt><\/tt><\/pre>\n
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