#FrontlineEndingFGM Activists make a lasting impact
Over the Christmas period 1,611 girls in Kenya were saved from FGM - thanks to the work of 13 Activists These thirteen dedicated #FrontlinersEndingFGM Activists worked with the Police, to…
Impact Measurement – GMC’s systematic, scientific and peer-reviewed approach
Collecting timely, relevant and accurate data, on the hundreds of campaigns we run each year, is critical to how we measure our overall effectiveness. Analysing this data informs us on how we need to adjust our strategy to ensure our activities remain both impactful and cost-effective. The data also dictates how we respond effectively to changing circumstances like CV-19.
GMC partners with 60 Decibels – who specialise in the “lean data” approach, and we have also drawn on the expertise of academics developing new models for measuring media impact from the University of Nairobi, Washington University, and the LSE.
Our live WhatsApp forums by country are also full of learnings from our activists on the frontline - which we share as a group. Since 2017 we have run 11 Impact Measurement studies in Sierra Leone (1) Nigeria (3) Mali (2), and Kenya (5) Share on X
Please explore some of our more recent studies below and contact us for more info on info@globalmediacampaign.org.
Over the Christmas period 1,611 girls in Kenya were saved from FGM - thanks to the work of 13 Activists These thirteen dedicated #FrontlinersEndingFGM Activists worked with the Police, to…
This followed on from a year of intensive locally-led campaigns in Mali. Some of the TV jingles on FGM, addressing: the myths surrounding the practice, itsharmful consequences on girls’ and…
14% of those wanting to carry out FGM on their daughters - changed their minds - after less than a year of campaigning 60 Decibels, our impact assessment partner, conducted…
Abstract: We set out our approach to measuring the effectiveness of our strategy to end FGM. Timely evaluation of what we are achieving also enables us to reinforce good approaches…
The 5th study was carried out in January 2021, by Sadia Isaak and her team, to further validate the dramatically improving metrics we had obtained in our 4th longitudinal study, completed in October 2020.
Conducted by '60 Decibels' - commissioned by GMC (and funded by UNFPA and Plan International)
Conducted by '60 Decibels' - commissioned by GMC (and funded by UNFPA and Plan International)
Breaking News: UNFPA confirms; “4 million girls were at risk in 2020” That is more than the entire population of cities such as Los Angeles, Paris, Rome, Berlin and Chicago.…