Results-based management (RBM) is a tool that donor agencies use to improve effectiveness and accountability by focusing on the achievement of realistic results. The principles of RBM are used throughout the life cycle of a project or program (from planning to monitoring and evaluation).
Universalia has extensive experience in using RBM principles and in helping clients integrate these into their own organizations. We help our clients develop results-based logical framework analyses (LFAs) to use as the basis for tracking the achievement of results.
Over the past 10 years, Universalia has developed and delivered approximately 100 training and capacity building programs in results-based performance management and measurement at the organizational, program, and project levels. To ensure that our clients and their stakeholders have a clear understanding of both theory and application, we use learner-centered and practical methodologies that are tailored to the specific needs of our clients’ organizations or programs.
We have published several practical RBM guides for international development agencies and have worked with clients to develop their own RBM frameworks. We collaborated with CIDA on the development and update of its Framework for Results and Key Success Factors and recently worked with the World Bank on the development of its Managing for Development Results (MfDR) Sourcebook.