This Monitoring and Evaluation Tool for Land Administration Programmes (M&E-LAP) was developed drawing on the design, implementation and evaluation experience of the FAO Investment Centre and the World Bank. It was shaped through collaboration with external experts in land tenure and M&E, as well as members of Project Coordinating Units and national land administration institutions.
General presentation of the tool
Developed after more than 20 years of experience with Land Administration Programmes (LAP), the tool responds to two key needs. First, it enables implementation teams to share knowledge and harmonize working methods for monitoring and evaluation (M&E). Second, it supports FAO and financing partners such as the World Bank, in standardizing approaches, establishing a common evaluation framework, and clarifying programme results and impacts across the region.
The main part of the M&E-LAP tool (blue column) consists of 3 modules, and these correspond to the main levels of intervention of LAPs (modules 2, 3 and 4). The tool also has two cross modules (modules 1 and 5) corresponding to the proposed methodology of the guide and the Fiscal, Financial and Economic Analysis.
The inverted pyramid logic refers to the decreasing gradient in numbers of LAP beneficiaries within the national territoryVideo
Tutorial for navigating the online guide of the Tool for Formulating, Monitoring and Evaluating Land Administration Projects in Latin America
18/04/2017
Tuturial de la Herramienta para Formular, Monitorear y Evaluar los Proyectos de Administración de Tierras en América Latina
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Economic analysis of land administration projects
This guidance note aims to help governments, international financing institutions (IFIs), and economists to conduct economic analysis for the design and evaluation of investment in Land Administration.
