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RBA™ Webinars and Resources

In these recordings, Sharon Shea introduces the RBA™ methodology and explains how it can be used to show the impact of your work. 

RBA™ is a practical tool, popular with Government, that can be used to help  to demonstrate how your vision, mission and strategic priorities are linked to people’s wellbeing.  It helps your organisation to demonstrate results.

Introduction to RBA™ – Make a measurable difference

Sharon Shea discusses key RBA™ concepts (2-3-7), the benefits of the RBA™ process, the seven step thinking process of RBA™ and some baseline tools that will start you off on your RBA™ journey.  She is joined by Natasha Kemp who demonstrates how RBA™ is used to monitor sexual health education in her NGO.

Resources shared during the webinar:

  • Download Sharon’s powerpoint slides here

RBA™ Webinar No.2 – The art of ‘Mapping & Gapping’

Sharon Shea and Stacey McGregor demonstrate the Results Based Accountability (RBA™) methodology by explaining the art of ‘Mapping and Gapping’, the difference between population, systems and services and commonsense NGO advice for taking your first steps with RBA™

If you are interested in measuring and improving your outcomes, then this webinar is a place to start.

Resources shared during the webinar:

  • Download Sharon’s PowerPoint slides here

RBA™ Webinar No.3 – Great data collection, and making sense of your data

In this final of three Community Research webinars, featuring RBA, Sharon Shea delves more deeply into data collection, and provides some baseline tools and definitions for data collection.  She is joined by Naomi Reid and Paulette Lewis who show how they are using RBA for improvements in Te Rarawa Runanga.

RBA Resources

Here are some of the resources we shared in these three webinars:

  • RBA™ Research methods
  • What Works website – RBA resources
  • Using Research evidence for Success 
  • Ministry of Health Streamlined Contracting: Accountability
  • Collective Impact
  • Four-part RBA Training Session to MBIE staff. This video unpacks RBA™ in more depth.  Watch part 1, 2, 3, and 4 of this 4-part presentation.
  • The  RBA™ Resource Page on the What Works website contains RBA™ tools, critiques and case studies
  • Ministry of Social Development resources on RBA™
  • Ministry of Health Streamlined Contracting: Accountability

Links to recent international conferences on RBA™.

  • www.rba-australia.com
  • www.measurableimpact2016.com
  • www.outcomesandimpact.com
  • www.rba-africa.com

About the Presenter

SharonShea

Sharon Shea is widely recognised as a leader in the field of health sector strategy, outcomes framework development – applying Friedman’s Results Based Accountability™ Framework2 – project management, change management and systems design.

Sharon helps to improve organisational performance and governance training, and is particularly interested in Māori Development and reducing health, social, education and economic inequalities across all populations.

More about RBA™

RBA™ is more than a research and evaluation model – it is a common sense process that will help your organisation to meet its vision, mission and strategic priorities linked to people wellbeing.

Results Based Accountability (RBA) helps you to achieve results for communities, whānau and clients. RBA also helps you assess how a programme or service is performing and where you might make changes to achieve the desired results. RBA tracks impact at both ‘performance’ (how well something was delivered) and ‘population’ levels (the ‘real world’ effects).

The RBA collection on the  What Works website

The RBA collection gathers together a collection of tools and resources , for NGO’s iwi and Maori organisations who are thinking of using RBA.  It unpacks some of the pro’s and con’s of RBA to help you decide if RBA is the right tool for you.  More here

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