M&E · Sources & Further Reading

Sources & Further Reading

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Curated, field-relevant documents to help coordinators design proportional monitoring and evaluation, gather ethical feedback, and link sport-based mentoring to meaningful inclusion outcomes.

External resources: Each source below includes a direct link. The links open in a new tab and were working as of 25 June 2026.

Sport-in-Development: A Monitoring and Evaluation Manual — Fred Coalter

Foundational manual for monitoring and evaluation in sport for development, including logic models, indicators and participatory approaches that can be adapted to mentoring.

Open the monitoring and evaluation manual (PDF) ↗

Measuring the Contribution of Sport, PE and PA to the SDGs — Toolkit & Indicator Bank (Commonwealth Secretariat)

Practical toolkit and indicator bank linking sport and physical activity to Sustainable Development Goal outcomes, including health, gender equality, education and inclusion.

Open the Commonwealth toolkit page ↗

Sport for Protection Toolkit — Programming with Young People in Forced Displacement (IOC/UNHCR)

Applied guidance for designing, monitoring and safeguarding sport programmes with young people in forced-displacement settings.

Open the UNHCR Sport for Protection Toolkit ↗

INSPIRE4ALL Toolkit — Working with Refugee Women Through Sport

Practical recommendations for reducing barriers and creating inclusive sport opportunities with refugee women.

Open the INSPIRE4ALL toolkit (PDF) ↗

EIGE — Gender-responsive Evaluation

Step-by-step guidance for integrating gender equality into evaluation questions, methods, evidence and interpretation.

Open the EIGE gender-responsive evaluation toolkit ↗

UNICEF — Procedure on Ethical Standards in Research, Evaluation, Data Collection & Analysis

Procedures covering informed consent, privacy, safeguarding, ethical review and responsible evidence collection with children and other potentially vulnerable groups.

Open the UNICEF ethical standards procedure (PDF) ↗ · Explore UNICEF ethical evidence resources ↗

Most Significant Change (MSC) — Technique Guide

A participatory, story-based method for identifying meaningful change and learning from different stakeholder perspectives.

Open the Most Significant Change guide (PDF) ↗

OECD DAC — Evaluation Criteria (Relevance, Coherence, Effectiveness, Efficiency, Impact, Sustainability)

Internationally used evaluation criteria for framing questions, analysing evidence and communicating findings proportionately.

Open the OECD DAC evaluation criteria ↗

Optional: Sport & Community Development Manual (Sport NI)

Community sport guidance that includes practical monitoring and evaluation considerations for participation and social-inclusion initiatives.

Open the Sport and Community Development manual (PDF) ↗

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