An African government peer-learning partnership on monitoring and evaluation.
Twende Mbele was founded in 2016 by African governments to strengthen national monitoring and evaluation systems through peer learning, shared tools and evidence use.
Twende Mbele — Swahili for “moving forward together” — is a partnership of African governments using monitoring and evaluation (M&E) evidence to improve governance, accountability and service delivery. We bring together like minded governments who believe M&E evidence can improve their performance.
Improved governance through better evidence use.
Supporting African governments to institutionalise M&E through peer learning.
Practical tools, guidelines and methods produced and refined across the partnership.
Study tours, exchanges and joint diagnostics between African governments.
Embedding evaluation findings into planning, budgeting and oversight.
An African-led initiative. Continental in horizon.