Projects
MAMPU Partner Design
Klien: MAMPU, The Whitelum Group, DFAT Australia
Status: Completed
From June to November 2015, SOLIDARITAS supported The Whitelum Group in the design of a program extension for the MAMPU program’s 9 NGO partners. SOLIDARITAS gave input into the overall design process, and specifically supported the participatory design of each of the partner’s general M&E frameworks related to their program design.
Data collection for an organizational capacity assessment (OCA) of health offices and health clinics
Klien: KINERJA, Social Impact, USAID
Status: Completed
In early 2015 SOLIDARITAS implemented endline data collection for an organizational capacity assessment of health offices (dinas kesehatan) and health clinics (puskesmas) in 4 districts in Papua. SOLIDARITAS was responsible for refining the data collection instruments and approach, implementing the data collection using mobile technology, and producing final reports. SOLIDARITAS also supported the KINERJA program to think through ways to feed the information back to key stakeholders in local governments in a way that stimulated further improvement in management practices and public service delivery.
Comprehensive support for M&E system development and implementation on Phase II program implementation
Klien: PerpuSeru, Coca Cola Foundation Indonesia, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Status: Completed
From October 2014 to June 2015, SOLIDARITAS continued its support to the PerpuSeru program in developing an M&E system for a new phase of program implementation. The support consisted of (1) a process evaluation of the program’s “core facilitator approach” to investigate the effectiveness evaluation of a new delivery approach used by the program support local and village libraries (2) a survey of library visitors related to use and impact of library services; and (3) the development of an online reporting system, and (4) general advisory support to the program team related to internal reflection and iterative improvement in the overall program strategy.
Other Projects
Library visitor survey and baseline studies
Klien: Coca Cola Foundation Indonesia, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation / Status: on going
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After the PerpuSeru program was awarded a new grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to scale up its program to an additional 80 districts, SOLIDARITAS has been contracted to support the program to conduct a study documenting the existing conditions of new partner libraries about the use, quality and impact of library services. SOLIDARITAS will develop the instrument and methodology for a tablet-based user survey, updating the instrument used in previous years to also incorporate the Government of Indonesia regulation requiring government institutions to implement a Customer Satisfaction Survey (Survei Kepuasan Masyarakat).
Performance Analysis & Identification of Relevant Lessons for Indonesia Mengajar
Klien: POM, Palladium, DFAT / Status: on going
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After the PerpuSeru program was awarded a new grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to scale up its program to an additional 80 districts, SOLIDARITAS has been contracted to support the program to conduct a study documenting the existing conditions of new partner libraries about the use, quality and impact of library services. SOLIDARITAS will develop the instrument and methodology for a tablet-based user survey, updating the instrument used in previous years to also incorporate the Government of Indonesia regulation requiring government institutions to implement a Customer Satisfaction Survey (Survei Kepuasan Masyarakat).
Development and Finalization of Story of Changes
Klien: KSI / RTI International / DFAT / Status: on going
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As part of continuing relationship to support the implementation of the KSI M&E Plan, starting in December 2015, SOLIDARITAS has facilitated a series of discussions within the KSI program related to the concept of ‘stories of change.’ SOLIDARITAS supported the development and presentation of stories of change from several partners at the KSI Partners Meeting in January 2016, and provided subsequent coaching and support regarding the finalization of the stories.
Support to the Development and Implementation of a Revised M&E Design
Klien: KINERJA, RTI International, USAID / Status: Completed
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Since October 2015, SOLIDARITAS has supported the extension of the KINERJA program in Papua related to the re-design of their M&E framework to respond to changes in program strategy, especially considering the internal resources and capacity to implement M&E. SOLIDARITAS supported Kinerja Papua management to define the monitoring questions, guiding principles, performance indicators, and the use of a “story-based approach” in order to answer 4 key monitoring questions. SOLIDARITAS has subsequently provided ongoing support to the KINERJA M&E team, including mentoring and coaching support related to the implementation of the M&E system.
Prototyping a library information management system
Klien: Coca Cola Foundation Indonesia, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation / Status: Completed
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From September 2014 – January 2016, SOLIDARITAS developed a prototype for a system called “Kunang-Kunang” to enable local libraries to collect, manage, and produce information related to the use of internet services within the library. The system was designed to be managed by the library itself, with support from SOLIDARITAS to increase their capacity for improvement including as an input for planning and advocacy.
Comprehensive support for the implementation of an innovative M&E system
Klien: Knowledge Sector Initiative, RTI International, DFAT Australia / Status: Completed
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From May 2014 to June 2015, SOLIDARITAS worked with a DFAT (Australia) funded Knowledge Sector Initiative to implement various aspects of the program’s highly innovative M&E system, which places a heavy emphasis on M&E for management and internal learning purposes. Among other forms of support, SOLIDARITAS worked with the program (1) to develop and test a system to manage qualitative data contained in various program documents, (2) to develop a concept for a capacity development program for M&E for program partners, (3) to conduct a small scale evaluation of communications training for research organizations, and (4) to develop and implement a rubric-based organizational assessment as a baseline of the status of program partners’ organizational development efforts.