Making the invisible visible
Education for Sustainable Development Conference at Brighton University - 16th to 18th December.
Registration @ http://www.brighton.ac.uk/sdecu/research/esdinds/index.html
Values are often seen as intangible and until now have been overlooked in conventional project monitoring and evaluation activities. ESD believe that the long term success and sustainability of a development project or social enterprise depends not only on appropriate knowledge or observable behaviour, but also on peoples’ values and beliefs.
The concept of the ESDinds Project is that ethical values can be measured, when locally defined, by using a combination of indicators based on perceptions and observable outputs, and that this information can help civil society organizations in their efforts to create successful and sustainable programs.
More information about this can be found @ www.wevalue.org
Registration @ http://www.brighton.ac.uk/sdecu/research/esdinds/index.html
Values are often seen as intangible and until now have been overlooked in conventional project monitoring and evaluation activities. ESD believe that the long term success and sustainability of a development project or social enterprise depends not only on appropriate knowledge or observable behaviour, but also on peoples’ values and beliefs.
The concept of the ESDinds Project is that ethical values can be measured, when locally defined, by using a combination of indicators based on perceptions and observable outputs, and that this information can help civil society organizations in their efforts to create successful and sustainable programs.
More information about this can be found @ www.wevalue.org
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