In today’s development landscape, good intentions are no longer enough.
Civil society organisations (CSOs) operate in an increasingly outcome-driven environment where accountability, measurable results, and evidence-based practice determine both credibility and sustainability.
Monitoring, Learning and Evaluation (MLE) is not an administrative burden. It is the backbone of responsible implementation.
Recently, OAPTAR and ISSUP Malaysia participated in a Capacity Building Workshop on Monitoring, Learning and Evaluation organised under the Yayasan MySDG Grants Programme 2025 cohort.
While the workshop introduced structured tools and reporting frameworks, the deeper message was clear:
If we do not measure, we cannot improve.
If we do not learn, we stagnate.
If we do not evaluate, we cannot demonstrate impact.