Follow up on the M&E webinar of March 22

Thank you for your continued correspondence and many apologies for not being able to be involved before now.

We at Active Remedy Ltd would like to share this report looking at a strategy for implementing the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development

www.activeremedy.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/A_Strategic_Aproach_to_Transforming_our_World_the_2030_agenda_for_sustainable_development.pdf ( http://www.activeremedy.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/A_Strategic_Aproach_to_Transforming_our_World_the_2030_agenda_for_sustainable_development.pdf )

We hope that this will be of interest and assistance

Best Wishes

Stella Joy

Hello Kassem,I come to read you but i don't take party to this process.
So wait comments the best from other persons.

And my question to Cassia, why to work only in english?
Mazambi Bienvenu
Bukavu/RD Congo

Thanks Stella for sharing the insightful report, and Mazambi for your reply.
I look forward to Cassia's feedback and would like to call for more consultation on SDGs M&E, particularly among those who are preparing for the HLPF to be held in July. Any plan to generate positions and advocate for key messages to influence the meeting?
Looking forward steering a discussion on the role of civil society in influencing the SDG evaluation processes (as granted by Agenda 2030).

Dear Kassem

Thank you. I hope that you will share it with the group and others and we
look forwards to feedback.

Best Wishes

Stella

Dear Kassem,

Thank you for your message, could you please send me your email so that we can double check if you are on our mailing list?

You can find the latest follow up email with the meeting notes here: http://us11.campaign-archive2.com/?u=185f83579cc5fea1ea79f24b1&id=b975b2f1d0&e=16b0ae0aad

Another email with updates will be sent this week before ICSW (http://civicus.org/icsw).

I would also like to share with the group the new DataShift report "Changing what counts": http://civicus.org/thedatashift/learning-zone/research/changing-what-counts/#case-studies This report looks at how citizens and civil society groups can generate data as a means to influence institutional data collection. We profile citizen-generated and civil society data projects and how they have been used as advocacy instruments to change institutional data collection – including looking at the strategies, methods, technologies and resources that have been mobilised to this end. We conclude with a series of recommendations for civil society groups, public institutions, policy-makers and funders.

I look forward to your feedback, you can join the conversation by attending our next webinar in partnership with GPSA om May 5 - 10am EDT: http://civicus.org/thedatashift/join-us-in-may-for-a-webinar-and-e-forum-on-citizen-generated-data-and-the-sdgs/

Very best,

Cassia

Many thanks for your email. I am unavoidably away from the office for a few days from 19th April 2016.

My email is being screened for urgent matters by my colleagues, and I will respond to all non-urgent matters on my return. Apologies in advance for any slow responses during this time.

With kind regards,

Tim

Thanks Cassia!

I am not receiving any email yet. please add me: [email protected] ( [email protected] ). l look forward to engaging.

Best regards,

Kassem

Thanks again. I would like to share with the group the latest IIED briefing on Evaluating SDGs (to which I contributed). I hope our colleagues finds it useful.

By the way, i could not register for the May 5th webinar! I could not locate the link to register.
Thanks!
k

Dear Kassem,

Thank you for sharing this interesting briefing!

You do not need to register for the webinar, you just have to open the link at the time of the webinar.

Thanks,

Cassia

Hi Cassia,
Thanks so much for the great discussion going on even though we cant get any mails from you. please do something urgently.
Justus . Our mail [email protected]