Tool
Digital Transformation
Digitization Benefits
Digitization Risks & Barriers
Gender
Program Quality
Project Design
Project Implementation
Social Inclusion
DSG Toolkit: Monitoring and Evaluation of DSG Projects
Published by
Lauren Hendricks, Dennis Mello & Paulina (Paula) Rudnicka
2022
Global Communities, Women for Women International
This tool is designed to improve digital savings group (DSG) implementers’ understanding of the impacts of digitization on groups and their members using gender-sensitive indicators and monitoring approaches. The tool includes sample indicators and a monitoring and evaluation (M&E) framework.
This tool is a part of the Digital Savings Group (DSG) Toolkit: Tools to Support Safe and Gender-responsive Digitization of Savings Groups. It can be used individually or as a complete set, depending upon the needs of the implementer.
The tool is accompanied by an introductory video, which provides guidance on how to use it.
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