Support to develop your expertise around PMEL with creative examples and practical tips for adding these to your existing processes. I use participatory, decolonial, intersectional, and inclusive approaches.

You can download and start using everything today. These are practical tools for everyone. When I began my career, I couldn’t find the resources I was looking for at a reasonable price, written well, or informed by the real world and all its complexities. I want to correct that. PMEL is not one-size-fits-all, and that’s part of what makes it so interesting.
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About Art Based Methods Behind M&E Lines Case Study Community Led Creative Data Decolonisation Design Ethics Evaluation Feminist PMEL Framework Funding Girl Centred Design Guide Human Centred Design Indicators Interviews Jedi Learning Methodologies Organisation Learning Participation Planning Research Shifting Power Shiftthepower Storytelling Theory Of Change
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Colonisation, Colonialism, Neocolonialism, and Coloniality

The concepts of colonisation, colonialism, neocolonialism, and coloniality are often used interchangeably, but they each carry distinct meanings and implications for our work. Understanding where they build off each other and where they diverge can help us design the best strategies to meet the right approach. Colonisation is a process where one nation or group
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Comparison: Types of Partnership

Use this infographic comparing transactional and transformative partnerships to better understand how you work with peer organisations, embedding a JEDI approach to your work and relationships, and reflect about how to deepen them in a respectful way. Transformative partnerships look to the long term and find ways for all partners to support each other to
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Understanding Power Better 4: A Decolonial Approach to Funding

Decolonising funding requires shifts in donor systems. Immediate actions include collaborating with intermediaries, advocating for organisational development, and seeking flexible funders to empower communities and redistribute resources effectively.
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How to: Inclusive Fundraising with Communities and Local Actors

Inclusive fundraising emphasizes collaboration with communities and NGOs to develop sustainable projects. It shifts focus from transactional approaches to shared goals, leveraging local resources and partnerships for funding initiatives.
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Co-Designing and Equitable Partnerships

Creating spaces where all voices are valued requires intentionality and structured approaches. In codesigning, you’re not only making decisions together but doing so in ways that integrate diverse perspectives and knowledge systems. Human-Centred Design (HCD) and Design Thinking (DT) offer practical tools for co-design, encouraging empathy, inclusivity, and shared decision-making. Here’s how you can apply
About Art Based Methods Behind M&E Lines Case Study Community Led Creative Data Decolonisation Design Ethics Evaluation Feminist PMEL Framework Funding Girl Centred Design Guide Human Centred Design Indicators Interviews Jedi Learning Methodologies Organisation Learning Participation Planning Research Shifting Power Shiftthepower Storytelling Theory Of Change





