Embedding Measurement in Collectivisation
Tools & Resources
Explore our expanding repository of writings, toolkits, and learning materials that challenge dominant paradigms and provide community-led perspectives on evaluation. Here, you will find a diverse range of resources designed to inspire critical thinking and promote inclusive practices. Our aim is to rethink evaluation processes and embrace innovative approaches.
We invite you to read on and share any insights or suggestions you may have for the team!
.png)
Sindhanai as Comtemplative Pedagogy:
Embedding Measurement in Collectivisation
The first publication of Sindhanai is an in-depth analysis of the need to understand three aspects of Movements- non-linearity, exi(s)t strategy and intersectionality. It uses the Ambedkarite talisman to understand collectivisation. We explore Sindhanai (critical reflection) as a contemplative pedagogy to understand collectivisation and the need to measure the presence of Sindhanai as the core for collectivisation
Handbook: Complexities in Measuring Collectivisation
The evaluation community often wants to be neutral and unbiased, and thus struggles to understand that measuring collectives demands an explicitly political approach, for the reason that social movements cannot afford to be apolitical. With these considerations in mind, the Sindhanai team has developed this handbook to address the complexities of measuring collectivisation in social movements.
Decolonising Research and Evaluation
Without decolonising research, evaluation and methods, it is difficult to measure collectivisation. Here are two papers where we have explicitly looked at measurement or analysis through the lens of decolonisation.
A Sindhanai on Monitoring & Evaluation
Decolonising UN Pact for the Future
Debates on Measurement and Evaluation
Capacitating the Evaluation Ecosystem to Measure Collectivisation
Sindhanai in Evaluation: Building as Ecosystem of Equity Centered Evaluation
Evaluation can help travel
The Last Mile First
Understanding Collectives
Community-led Development of a Concurrent Exit Strategy
