Measuring A Moving Target
Purpose To examine some of the roadblocks in evaluating health projects rooted in adaptive implementation and human-centered design (HCD) approaches. The webinar speakers shared insights from the CyberRwanda, Adolescent 360 (PSI) and the Vihara Innovation Network...
Human-Centred Design Basics in AYSRH Research
What makes HCD different from other participatory approaches? What HCD tools should we use in our program? What does an HCD approach or method look like? How can an HCD approach help us address research challenges in AYSRH programming? These questions have come up...
Webinar summary: What you should know about Human-Centered Design (HCD) Insights in ASRH
The possibility that the HCD process is deliberately built in a way that insights can clearly inform solution ideas and components so that they are as human-centered as possible may actually be one of HCD’s key-value additions in ASRH.” – Anne LaFond,...
Measuring a ‘Moving Target’- Designing evaluations for adaptive programs
HCD has a unique ability to bring new ideas to entrenched problems, integrate multiple stakeholder perspectives, and bring in a strong human lens. Differences between conventional evaluation approaches and the inherent fluidity that is required for HCD and adaptive implementation invariably makes it challenging for practitioners to think about how to best evaluate HCD or adaptive programs.
Lessons learned from the A360 process evaluation and practical prototypes for sharing results with young audiences
In this webinar, A360, Itad and PSI explore the project phase one process evaluation and share reflections on their findings, challenges and opportunities for evaluating HCD programs.