What we do
Coutts J&R provides you with industry leading expertise and tools to collect, interpret and effectively use information to make the best decisions for your project and program. Our expertise is in undertaking reviews, establishing evaluation frameworks, planning and undertaking monitoring and evaluation activities (or mentoring your staff as they undertake the process) and measuring and reporting on impact. Our challenge is to make sure that you have the information you need to make the most informed decisions and meet your reporting requirements.
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Monitoring, Evaluation & Reviews
M&E planning & frameworks | |
Program & project evaluations | |
M&E management & support | |
Reviews | |
Benefit Cost Analysis |
Data Management & Reporting
Planning and managing data collation | |
YourDATA development and support | |
Data analysis and reporting |
Communication Evaluation
Evaluation plans for communication programs | |
Defining objectives and KPIs | |
Reviews of communication programs |
News Updates
- Reef Water Quality Report Card 2020 released
The Reef Water Quality Report Card 2020 was just released by the DAF Queensland Reef Water Quality Program and details progress towards the Reef 2050 Water Quality Improvement Plan targets up to June 2020. The report card outlines results from the Paddock to Reef Integrated Monitoring, Modelling and Reporting Program. Overall, the results show continued progress towards the water quality targets. The report card can be access online at https://reportcard.reefplan.qld.gov.au/
- Successful 2022 APEN Conference
The 2022 APEN Conference was successfully held online over the 9-11 February 2022 – with the theme of ‘Facilitating Change and the Opportunity from Disruption’. Over three exciting days, conference attendees had the choice of attending one of 3 masterclasses, a welcome function including an online trivia event, networking breakout sessions, 6 keynote speakers, APEN awards ceremony hosted by Libby Price followed by dinner speaker Tangaroa Walker, 86 presentation and poster sessions and finally finishing with a fun and interactive closing session. The Masterclasses were attended by 68 people in total and the conference attracted a total of 282 delegates supported by 26 incredible sponsors that enabled this conference to be the success that it was. More information on the conference can be found on the website: https://www.apenconference.com.au/
- New APEN membership category
The Australasia Pacific Extension Network (APEN) has just announced a new membership category – APEN Professional Membership. This has a range of extra benefits for those who have their applications accepted including the post-nominal use of APEN-PM. More information and how to apply can be found on APEN’s website.