• United Nations Commemoration of World Torture Day 22 June 2018
  • WFP Masvingo August 2020
  • Socially distanced workshop Masvingo June 2020
  • WFP Morgenster Mavhuro Garden Mwenezi 2020
  • Pro peace activities 2020
  • TOL Zimbabwe
  • TOL Zimbabwe
  • TOL Zimbabwe
  • TOL Zimbabwe
  • TOL Zimbabwe
  • TOL Zimbabwe
Monitoring and Evaluation

Tree of Life Zimbabwe has a strong evidence-based ethic. As such we have an expansive Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) framework to help track progress and impact.

We also partner with the US-based Center for Victims of Torture (CVT), locally based Research and Advocacy Unit (RAU) for research and evaluation. In 2012 an impact evaluation, conducted by CVT, proved that both Tree of Life’s interventions improved participants’ mental health outcomes as well as their attitudes to community life.

We monitor and evaluate our work through:

  • Extensive quantitative data collection, data capture and data analysis
  • Use of the SRQ-20 and the ZCLQ-20 for quantitative data
  • Collection of qualitative feedback, through stories, interviews and workshop evaluations
  • Regular Learning and Reflection events both internally and with network Partners

We also engage in research partnerships with the Center for Victims of Torture (CVT), USA, the Research and Advocacy Unit (RAU) and select local Universities.

  • zambuko Workshop participants socially distanced
  • WFP Zambuko Project Masvingo Ward 12 Oct 2020 flipchart
  • WFP Zambuko Project Masvingo Ward 17 - Oct 2020 cold weather1
  • WFP Zambuko Masvingo Ward 12 Washing point at workshop.
  • WFP Zambuko Project - Masvingo Ward 17 - Oct 2020
  • WFP Zambuko Project Masvingo Ward 10 Aug 2020 workshop
  • WFP Zambuko Masvingo Ward 6 social distancing Sept 2020 workshop
  • prayer to victims of torture2, 26 June
  • prayer to victims of torture, 26 June
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