I really liked it. you are a super specialist. Please, try to provide us with examples on how we easily understand and differentiate between output and outcomes. Thanks alot
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Liked how you presented, kindly do a presentation how M&E is applied practically in Humanitarian work.
Very instructive, specific and precise lesson. Good illustration. Bravo!!! 👏
Many thanks!
This presentation is short and sooooo good. Easy to understand
Thank you.
Great and simple explanation. Thanks
Excellent presentation skills, spoken very well.
Glad you liked it!
I really liked it. you are a super specialist. Please, try to provide us with examples on how we easily understand and differentiate between output and outcomes. Thanks alot
I will try my best
This video was very easy to understand with good examples .Thank you very much
Glad to hear that, Remya.
Very good presentation
Great presentation and very easy to follow!
Glad you liked it!
Thanks you very much teacher this lesson is very importants because I get more advantage
Glad to hear that
so educative and brief
Thanks, Shylet.
Monitoring and Evaluation process, steps and logical frame work
I'm interested to see
Love this. Thanks !
Thanks!
Commendable job. Very brief and short but the content was very rich. :) Well done! The starter music is too loud and can scare though ;)
Thanks, Fayez. Sorry to have scared you, will make it less loud next time :-)
Good explanation, Please keep it up
Thank you it's a beneficial lecture
Glad you think so!
Good explanation.
Glad it was helpful!
very good
Nice explanation.
Thank You>
You are welcome
This was useful thank you
Thank you
You're welcome
good explanation
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Thanks
Welcome
ver bad music its soo loud
Understood, Naeem. Will try to use something less loud next time ;-)