***ONLINE EVENT***

Result-Based Accountability™ (RBA™) is a powerful planning, monitoring, evaluation and continuous improvement framework that can be used to produce measurable results for communities and community programs.

It is a disciplined way of thinking and taking action that communities and agencies can use to improve the performance of their programs. RBA™ can be adapted to fit the unique needs and circumstances of different communities and programs. Following recent trials in some Australian states, the program is now being rolled out more widely.

RBA™ is useful for ACE providers, government agencies and others interested in measuring the difference their programs and services have made to the people who participate in them.

This introductory session will cover the key principles of RBA™, introduce an RBA™ planning template and give some insight into how you can start to review and improve your own programs and services.

ALA Webinars are FREE to ALA Members.

Cost to Non-Members is $50, payable online.

Not sure of your Member Status or your Member log-in details? Contact us at [email protected] for assistance.
 

Session Details

When: Wednesday 27 April, 2016. 1.00 – 2.00pm AEDT
Where: This session is conducted via webinar / web conferencing.
Cost: Free for members of ALA, and registered staff/Associate Members. Cost to non-members is $50, payable online.

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If you're not sure of your member status, or your log-in details, contact us at [email protected] for assistance.
 

Paul Mulroney

Paul, who has extensive experience with RBA™ training through his role with Community Centres SA as Workforce Development Manager, will facilitate the session.