Between accountability and learning, the planning, monitoring and evaluation of projects and programmes contribute to their continuous improvement. These learning practices enable us to draw concrete lessons from experience, and to understand the processes of change driven and experienced by the organisations we support.
We support organisational and collective processes for capitalising on knowledge, practices and experience. We use specific methods and tools to optimise the learning potential of these processes.
We offer methodological training modules designed to enhance the quality and impact of the work of those involved in social change. We also facilitate seminars, colloquia and workshops as part of a collaborative learning approach.
We develop action research on the major issues of interest to those involved in social change. This work is based on methodological experimentation and exchanges between peers, giving rise to publications and tools.
Our methodological expertise covers a wide range of fields and works with organisations involved in a variety of social issues. We are particularly involved in issues relating to citizenship, migration, gender and ecology.
We are also working on issues such as health, education, vocational training, employment, peace and security, social cohesion, governance and the digital transition.
The Cota team will evaluate the project “Climate Neutrality, Conservation, and Green Economy through an Inclusive Rubber Value Chain” in the territories of Lomela and Lodja, in Sankuru Province, Democratic Republic of the Congo.
August 2025 to December 2025
COTA supports the FAR Network in capitalizing on the experience of creating the MIFAR Master’s program, an innovative training in agricultural and rural training engineering. This action-learning approach aims to draw lessons from the multi-country partnership process and to highlight the knowledge gained for the benefit of the network’s members and partners.
June 2025 to December 2025
The SOHO.Senne project is an international solidarity initiative which raises awareness among young people over the age of 16 in precarious situations, living in three Brussels neighborhoods (Anneessens, Dansaert and Béguinage-Dixmude), about the issues of global and solidarity citizenship (ECMS) . It puts their local realities into perspective with international issues such as migration, social inequalities and sustainable development.
The objectives of this mission are:
January 2025 to May 2025
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