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Hi Lowie, and welcome to Permaculture Impact.
I hope our courses and forums can help you in your quest! It’s great that you’ve come here now, because we do recommend planning your evaluation and data collection as early as possible in your project lifecycle, so that you know what you need to measure, and can collect decent baseline data.Are you aware of the International Permaculture CoLab? You might like to check out their website and consider joining as a member (it’s free), as it’s great network with lots of knowledge and resources in some of the areas you mention in your post above.
Great work Gabriel! Thank you so much for sharing your SDG table. Your project seems to be doing excellent work. I would love to see a Change Pathways Map for this project, are you thinking of making one?
Hi Njodzeka! We hope that you are successful in accessing the courses despite your network, so that you can create a Change Pathways Map for your project. We have designed the courses to require low internet bandwidth (as far as possible). Kumu does require a bit more bandwidth and a somewhat stable connection. I hope you can find times when you can use it. If not, it is possible to use other software or paper and sticky notes or just a pencil.
Once you have created a map, you can share a link to your map here if you wish. In the course, you will find instructions for doing that for a Kumu map.
Hi Chrissy-Tina, welcome to Permaculture Impact. That’s a lot of people you have certified – superb! We would love to know how you are getting on with using our courses and resources to develop your evaluation program and understand your impact. Please let us know here and / or complete the feedback form found at the end of each course.
Thanks for introducing yourself Njodzeka Gilbert. Your project sounds great! We look forward to learning more about the work of Green Care Association as you take our courses, build up your impact portfolio, and join our action learning groups.
Hello Mathias, thanks for posting here!
One way to create a theory of change for a permaculture project, is to make a change pathways map. The map illustrates your theory of change and it can also help you to write a theory of change statement in words.I suggest you complete the Discover Change Pathways Mapping course and then take the Discover Kumu course. After that, you will be ready to start making your own map ( the Do Change Pathways Mapping course takes you through the process step by step).
Hi Gemma, welcome to Permaculture Impact. Thanks for telling us about your plans. Sounds good! We hope you find our courses and other resources helpful. If you have any questions, do use these community forums to ask.
Hi Emma! Thanks for introducing yourself and your project. It sounds great. I am not far from you actually (Bristol). How are you getting on with the course? Any questions or comments, please share them here. We’d love to hear how you are doing.
Welcome to the forum for Change Pathways Mapping!
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Please say hello and let us know where you are, and tell us something about your project.Hello everyone. I am Kate. I am in Bristol in the United Kingdom. I’ve been helping to create the Permaculture Impact website. I also work with a community-based permaculture project called Malawi Schools Permaculture Clubs. I’m looking forward to meeting other people that are doing the Get Ready course.
here is my linkedin page https://www.linkedin.com/feed/