For more information, please contact the OH Community at ✉ facilitators@outcomeharvesting.net or you can visit the Outcome Harvesting website: 🌐 http://outcomeharvesting.net/I am an independent evaluator and organisational development consultant supporting social change organisations, in particular networks, and private donor programmes. I continue to develop the Outcome Harvesting tool. I reside in Brazil but work internationally.Since 2003, I focus my evaluation work on international social change networks and organisations (two dozen to date and counting) and the programmes of major development funders, including ActionAid, CARE International, CIAT, Doen Foundation, Hivos, IDRC, Ford, Oxfam Novib, PSO, the Open Society Institute, UN Trust Fund to End Violence Against Women, and the World Bank Institute. This work has involved assessing the results (at the level of outcomes) of almost 400 NGOs, CBOs, government agencies, multi laterals, research institutes and networks in 143 countries around the world. The areas of work range from health, the environment, agriculture, and human rights to art and culture, water and sanitation, peace-building, and ICT for development, amongst others. Through these evaluations, with colleagues I have developed Outcome Harvesting for identifying and understanding results in complex circumstances. My organisational development work is primarily in adapting Outcome Mapping to the planning, monitoring and evaluation needs of development organisations and international networks.Previously, I was a factory worker and door-to-door salesman in the USA, surveyor and community development worker in Colombia, publishing executive in the Puerto Rico, field director for the American Friends Service Committee in Guatemala, director of the Latin American Programme of experiential Friends World College, journalist and managing director of Inforpress Centroamericana in Guatemala, senior manager with Greenpeace International in Amsterdam, and foreign aid advisor with Novib, the Dutch Oxfam, in The Hague.