How do you ensure field reporting is aligned with your project goals and indicators?
Field reporting is a vital part of any project that involves field activities, such as surveys, assessments, trainings, or monitoring. It allows you to track the progress, challenges, and outcomes of your field work, and to communicate them to your stakeholders and donors. However, field reporting can also be challenging, especially if you have multiple field teams, different reporting formats, or limited resources. How do you ensure that your field reporting is aligned with your project goals and indicators, and that it provides useful and reliable information for decision making and learning? Here are some tips to help you improve your field reporting quality and impact.