Training course on Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) for Banking and Financial Sector Reforms

Module 1: Introduction to M&E in Banking and Financial Sector Reforms

Overview of banking and financial sector reform programs

Importance of M&E in improving financial sector performance and governance

Key challenges in monitoring financial sector reforms

Module 2: Fundamentals of Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E)

Concepts, principles, and types of M&E

Strategic vs. operational M&E approaches

Module 3: Designing M&E Frameworks for Banking and Financial Sector Reforms

Logical framework (LogFrame) approach

Theory of Change for financial sector reform initiatives

Aligning M&E with program objectives and financial sector outcomes

Module 4: Indicator Development and Measurement

Quantitative and qualitative indicators

Measuring regulatory compliance, performance, financial inclusion, and sector stability

Module 5: Data Collection and Analysis

Tools and methodologies for M&E in banking and financial sector reforms

Surveys, financial data analysis, and participatory assessments

Ensuring data quality, reliability, and confidentiality

Module 6: Reporting, Learning, and Communication

Data visualization and reporting techniques

Communicating findings to stakeholders, regulators, and policymakers

Module 7: Integration of Cross-Cutting Issues

Governance, transparency, and accountability considerations

Gender, equity, and social inclusion in financial sector reform programs

Module 8: Case Studies and Practical Applications

Real-world examples of M&E in banking and financial sector reforms

Hands-on exercises in designing and applying M&E systems