Georgie Camp's guest appearances

Georgie Camp

Good Will Hunters

The Recovery Room with Lucy Bloom

Lant Pritchett

Mike Kelly

Rachel Mason

Paul James

Bruce Pascoe

Malcolm Turnbull

David Attenborough

James Thornton

Leigh Barnes

Kevin Rudd

Ricky Kej

Mike Davis

Mina Guli

Jane Caro

Sally Hetherington

OwlTail

Georgie Camp's work has taken her to remote villages where farming women have taught her that worry is a peace-time luxury and that loving who you are is the most important metric of life. With Gina Rhinehart in her corner, Georgie has learned that global impact is a long game and that dance-offs after village meetings are essential.

Georgie Camp's work has taken her to remote villages where farming women have taught her that worry is a peace-time luxury and that loving who you are is the most important metric of life. With Gina Rhinehart in her corner, Georgie has learned that global impact is a long game and that dance-offs after village meetings are essential.

Georgie Camp - impact

Stephen Howes

Welcome to Episode 63 of Good Will Hunters, recorded at the Pawa Liklik NGO Forum in October 2019. I’m loving the opportunity to air these episodes from the Forum with you, as we confirm our interview line-up for the coming months. We’ll also be airing two new interviews before the end of January, and then kick-off our full interview line-up from February onwards. So - today’s episode is a panel discussion on monitoring and evaluation. You’ll hear three speakers - the first is me! And the following two are former guests of this show - Stephen Howes from the Development Policy Centre and Georgina Camp from Huber Social. I chat about some basic questions to consider when discussing M&amp;E, Stephen discusses the roles of academics and how they can assist with evaluating your international programs, and Georgie discusses the research methodologies employed by Huber Social. This episode is a great one for anyone looking to understand M&amp;E for international development organisations better. I always love speaking at conferences and especially having the opportunity to meet our listeners! Enjoy, Rachel and the GWH Team

Welcome to Episode 63 of Good Will Hunters, recorded at the Pawa Liklik NGO Forum in October 2019. I’m loving the opportunity to air these episodes from the Forum with you, as we confirm our interview line-up for the coming months. We’ll also be airing two new interviews before the end of January, and then kick-off our full interview line-up from February onwards. So - today’s episode is a panel discussion on monitoring and evaluation. You’ll hear three speakers - the first is me! And the following two are former guests of this show - Stephen Howes from the Development Policy Centre and Georgina Camp from Huber Social. I chat about some basic questions to consider when discussing M&amp;E, Stephen discusses the roles of academics and how they can assist with evaluating your international programs, and Georgie discusses the research methodologies employed by Huber Social. This episode is a great one for anyone looking to understand M&amp;E for international development organisations better. I always love speaking at conferences and especially having the opportunity to meet our listeners! Enjoy, Rachel and the GWH Team

CONFERENCE EPISODE: Monitoring and Evaluation with Rachel Mason Nunn, Stephen Howes and Georgie Camp