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The original PIPA framework is adapted and used for ex-post evaluation purposes in the Andean Change Alliance program.
The Andean Change - a learning alliance - partners the International Potato Centre (CIP) and CIAT, with regional organisations, with the purpose of promoting the use of participatory methods through case studies, and then using the evidence of its positive impact to formulate and implement public policies.
PIPA is applied to monitor and evaluate outcomes and impacts of all participatory methods across the Andean region (Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia). Through their work, experience and reflections, the Andean Change further develops the methodology and create a guide (Delgado and Arevalo, 2009) which presents concepts and procedures to obtain evidence about the scope and impact of the application of participatory methodologies in agricultural innovation.
They produce a series of studies which document the efficacy of participatory methods for improving livelihoods of the rural poor. These results can be read in their final report (see June 2011)
APRIL (30th - May 3rd) :
Second Call Projects - Thailand
During 2008, PIPA will continue to be used for:
- project planning and M&E by CPWF
- by an EU-funded project in Latin America (EULACIAS)
- and for ILAC'S own learning-based evaluation
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