Most Significant Change (MSC)” technique
ResultsinHealth, together with Fiona Kotvojs, is organising a series of workshops in Jakarta, Indonesia. The MSC technique is a qualitative and participatory form of M&E. It is based on the collection, systematic selection, and analysis of stories of significant changes attributed to an intervention.
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