Sawsan Al-Zatari
Evaluation Consultant and Learning Facilitator
I have a thing about stories. I love to listen to them, learn from them, and apply them to my life. People usually share their stories with me while sitting on the plane, for example, preparing for a workshop or at a busy dinner with different people that yield eclectic stories.
I also like to share stories, and the one below is mine.
I started my career as an urban planner but then switched to evaluation and never looked back. The first three months of my M&E career, I was googling “how to develop an M&E plan” and “how to write an outcome”. From then onwards, I took several training programs, volunteered with various evaluation networks, and connected with like-minded evaluators, from all over the world, who taught me a great deal about evaluation and the skills I needed to be a strong evaluator.
I am here to help share what I learned with you from my 15 years plus as a practitioner. Whether through running a full evaluation or through facilitating learning sessions and trainings.
Evaluation Consultant
Develop Theories of Change, Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) Plans and evaluation frameworks in Arabic and English.
Work in a participatory manner, leaving no one behind, with the partner teams to create, identify, and develop objectives, indicators, methodological approaches, and tools for the evaluation in Arabic and English.
Report writing, including recommendations in Arabic and English.
Learning Facilitator
Designing and organizing workshops and trainings around evaluation themes, methodologies, and evaluation-based skills in Arabic and English.
Co-creating the training material based on the needs of the partners and the participants using learning experience design - LXD.
Running the workshops and trainings around knowledge-building experiences in an inclusive, interactive, and collaborative approach.
Report writing on the workshop or training outcomes and recommendations.
Partners
