AHCBUS614 — Develop a monitoring, evaluation and reporting program

1 Define terms of reference and evaluation context for what purpose

• 1.1Identify and clarify the preferred outcomes of the monitoring, evaluation and reporting program, who will use the information and
• 1.2Identify the key stakeholders who will be consulted
• 1.3Select evaluation and monitoring methods that are suitable to the size and significance of the program, and the terms of reference
• 1.4Complete a review of existing evidence and literature relevant to the proposed evaluation
• 1.5Develop an approach to monitoring and evaluating a project or production that supports broader management targets, Natural Resource Management standards, targets and outputs

2 Identify the key stages and outcomes of the program

• 2.1Define key stages, milestones and timeframe
• 2.2Communicate the details of the program and delivery timeline for endorsement with clients and stakeholders
• 2.3Identify potential risks that may impact on the proposed program
• 2.4Refine targets and objectives to minimise risks

3 Define reporting and record keeping requirements for data management

• 3.1Identify data collection, management and reporting requirements to meet the objectives of the program
• 3.2Identify existing data sets that may be accessed for the program
• 3.3Design data collection protocols so relevant standards and required formats are met
• 3.4Identify how data will be stored to ensure security and appropriate access, taking required formats into account
• 3.5Identify the information products required, taking clients and stakeholders’ needs into account, and use in decision making
• 3.6Design reports to suit program audience types

4 Identify the resources needed to implement and evaluate the program

• 4.1Design an evaluation strategy for the program
• 4.2Identify the personnel and skills sets required to implement the evaluation program
• 4.2Assess the material resources required to undertake the work
• 4.3Determine the cost of the program and develop a budget
• 4.4Present an overview of the monitoring, evaluation and reporting program, along with budget for ongoing evaluation, to management

What does an assessment tool for AHCBUS614 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for AHCBUS614 needs to address all 34 unit components: 4 elements with 20 performance criteria, 6 performance evidence requirements, 6 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

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