From: Frameworks for evaluating health research capacity strengthening: a qualitative study
Document | Strengths |
---|---|
Danida (2012) [13] | References/links to further information, e.g., on coordination and alignment |
Structured plan for reviewing/developing the framework | |
Explicit use of OECD/DAC quality standards | |
Addresses quality and validity | |
Danida (2011) [14] | No particular strengths identified |
ESSENCE (2011) [11] | Short |
Some emphasis on planning | |
Indicators are health RCS-specific; includes examples | |
Stakeholder involvement in developing the framework | |
TDR (2011) [15] | Some health RCS-specific indicators; includes examples |
Accessibility – glossary, diagrams | |
Stakeholder involvement in developing the framework | |
Some consideration of the impact of the funding agency’s own systems | |
FIC-NIH (2005) [16] | Short |
Some consideration of the impact of the funding agency’s own systems | |
WOTRO (2005) | Short |
Indicators are health RCS-specific | |
IDRC (2005) [17] | Capacity-strengthening specific indicators |
Based on consideration of the specific processes of capacity-strengthening, equivalent to a conceptual model. | |
Based on in depth research of the agency’s experiences | |
Provides detailed information to support practice | |
IDRC (2004) [18] | Short |
CIDA (2004) [19] | Emphasis on planning |
Emphasis on building evaluation capacity | |
Accessibility/checklists | |
Provides detailed information to support practice | |
Addresses stakeholder participation issues | |
Addresses equity issues, including gender | |
Guidance on data collection and quantitative measures/indicators | |
Some guidance on qualitative data | |
Guidance on making comparisons and judgements | |
Addresses quality and validity | |
Some use of theory | |
Guidance on learning | |
Guidance on timing and timescales |