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Most Significant Change [2024]

The Most Significant Change (MSC) technique is a powerful monitoring and evaluation process to capture outcomes resulting from a project. GGA will deliver an in person full day training workshop on this technique open to network members and industry.

Date and time

Wed, 22 May 2024 9:30 AM – 4:00 PM AWST

About the topic

The Most Significant Change (MSC) technique is a powerful monitoring and evaluation process to capture outcomes resulting from your project.

MSC is based on collecting perceptions and stories of important changes resulting from your project or program. It facilitates discussions on strategic direction, continuous improvement and adaptive management, it complements quantitative data by putting life into numbers and indicators.

MSC also surfaces stakeholder interests and differences in perspectives, facilitates capture of unexpected outcomes and supports continuous learning and evaluation.

MSC has been extensively used in agriculture and NRM fields.

The introductory workshop will include practical exercises and cover the core steps of story collection and selection processes.

By the end of the day participants will be familiar with the essential core steps of MSC.


Watch the video below for a brief description (1.36 min) of MSC by co-author of MSC User Guide, Dr. Jess Dart https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_DLCRHI_YM

Instructor

Theo Nabben

Theo is the GGA Monitoring, Evaluation & Learning Manager and Hub Adoption Officer

Theo works across the whole of GGA in a dual role capacity responsible for measuring and evaluating all projects to ensure we deliver high-performance outcomes.

Within the Hub, he is working in the adoption space to drive uptake of innovations at a farm and local level with a focus on improved drought resilience adoption.

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Ticket Price

  • GGA member group delegates are $90+ GST per person [15 places]
  • Industry rates are $150+ GST pp [5 places]

Inclusions:

  • Tuition and materials
  • Venue and equipment hire
  • All catering inclusive of morning and afternoon tea and lunch

Minimum Numbers

We require a minimum of 10 delegates for this training to proceed as proposed.

Venue & getting there

Address – 900 Hay St, Perth WA 6000

Tel: +61 8 6371 1000
https://www.artserieshotels.com.au/adnate

Optional Accommodation

Room Rates

Address – 900 Hay St, Perth WA 6000

This hotel oozes summer pool party vibe and an open air area great for alfresco socialising. The vibe here is bright, modern with ample comfortable seating for extended conversations.

– Room rate of $233 for an ensuite room or $287per room for a twin set up
*Breakfast available and an optional extra from $25-$36

Bookings

All bookings for the Adnate need to go direct to the hotel. Please place your accommodation booking direct with the hotel – mention you are with the GGA group to access our discounted room rate .
Tel: +61 8 6371 1000
https://www.artserieshotels.com.au/adnate

Parking

Convenient Wilson Parking is available directly behind the hotel with a easy accessway from the car park to the hotel lobby.

Questions

Contact Workshop Instructor Theo Nabben for any technical queries:
0403 196 381
theo.nabben@gga.org.au

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Posted on

07 Apr 2024