[ impact ] monitoring & evaluation

Measuring real change

At Dariva.co we believe every programme should create measurable impact.

verified to date

The numbers we can evidence.

3 months
training length
15
participants per Train-the-Trainer programme
2
cohorts run · may + july 2026
1
regions reached · //kharas + national online
May 2026Lüderitz, //Kharas RegionPilot cohort launched. First graduation conducted in July 2026.
July 2026National · fully onlineSecond cohort started, with participants from towns across Namibia, north to south.

Results from the first cohorts are still being collected. This page will publish them when they exist — not before.

what we measure

Ten indicators, tracked per cohort.

  • People trained
  • Programme completion rates
  • Knowledge gained
  • Behaviour change
  • Workplace wellbeing improvements
  • Community engagement
  • Leadership growth
  • Referral outcomes
  • Participant satisfaction
  • Community impact indicators

Tracking participation, learning outcomes, behaviour change and longer-term community impact — the four levels good M&E practice expects.

why it matters

Accountability is the product, not the paperwork.

By collecting feedback and measuring results, we continuously improve our programmes, demonstrate accountability to partners and funders, and ensure our training creates sustainable change for individuals, organisations and communities.

We monitor and evaluate our work to ensure participants gain practical skills that improve their wellbeing and strengthen their communities. Our approach aligns with good monitoring and evaluation practice by tracking participation, learning outcomes, behaviour change and longer-term community impact.

Discuss an M&E partnershipSee the programme