New Project: USAID Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning in Senegal Platform

Written by: Courtney Carr

EnCompass is excited to share that we have been awarded the USAID Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning in Senegal platform. Through this 5-year contract, EnCompass will provide USAID/Senegal with a full suite of MEL services including: planning, conducting, and disseminating evaluations; program monitoring; facilitating CLA (collaborating, learning, adapting) within the USAID/Senegal Mission and implementing partners; robust data visualization; and strategic communications support. This project will also work to strengthen the MEL capacity of the Senegalese Government-to-Government partners, local civil society organizations, emerging MEL professionals, and USAID implementing partners.

We are especially thrilled about this being our fourth country-based, Mission-specific MEL platform. EnCompass currently leads platforms in LebanonPeru, and Ukraine. MELS is our largest MEL platform and scope to date, and our first long-term contract and office in a Francophone country as a prime implementor.

This project will continue our longstanding, successful partnership with Management Systems International (MSI​​​​​​​), the previous holder of the USAID/Senegal MEL platform. Together with MSI, EnCompass looks forward to collaborating with Senegalese and regional staff members to support USAID’s commitment to program effectiveness.

Photo: Women Learn about Sagal Latrines by ACCES/USAID Senegal

Courtney Carr

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Communications Specialist

Courtney Carr is EnCompass’ Communications Specialist, supporting the internal and external messaging and communications initiatives. She brings her knowledge and skills in writing, social media, video production, event planning and television news and radio production to the position. Before joining EnCompass, Ms. Carr worked at Community Science as a business development coordinator. She received her BA in Broadcast Journalism at Pennsylvania State University and holds a MA in Strategic Communication from American University.

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