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- Gender
- Female
- Name
- Meresiana Tatila Varani
- Organisation
- Government
- About Me:
- I am a monitoring officer working for Government.
- My dream:
- My dream is to be a very good monitoring and evaluation officer.
- I'm proud of:
- Being a mother, who helps in trying to assist build the lives of people through ensuring that Government provides services to people in my country.
Meresiana Tatila Varani's Blog
How will we use SALT in our Monitoring and Evaluation work?
Posted on January 19, 2014 at 2:30pm 0 Comments 5 Likes
The Institute of Applied Manpower Research (IAMR), Delhi offers a three-months M&E course annually for foreign students. Currently, there are about 25 students from 16 countries currently undergoing the course, and I am one of them. Rituu B Nanda conducted a session on community life competence during this course. At the end of the session the participants came together in groups to discuss how…
ContinueMonitoring Officer Experience
Posted on January 15, 2014 at 5:59pm 6 Comments 8 Likes
Hello!
I wish to share my first experience as a monitoring officer. I work for the Fiji Government as a monitoring officer. When the Monitoring and Evaluation Unit was established in 2009, I was tasked to monitor the implementation of the strategic goals of Government by the Ministry of Health, which was done on a quarterly basis.
When I went to monitor in the first quarter of 2010, I walked into the Ministry wearing my hat as a monitoring officer. After the formulation of…
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Lovely profile photo. Thanks for uploading.
Dear Meresiana,
Welcome to Community Life Competence!
Could you add your picture as it adds a human touch to your profile? (go to 'settings' then 'upload photo')
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