How do you assess the quality of an evaluation conducted in a humanitarian setting? The OECD DAC criteria may work for 'standard' evaluations, but humanitarian settings sometimes have other special considerations. ALNAP developed the Quality Proforma in 2000/2001 as a way of assessing humanitarian evaluation reports. You can check it out here: https://lnkd.in/ePZWc-Ki According to ALNAP to ensure the quality of evaluations, focus on these key areas: 📌 Clear Terms of Reference (ToR) 📌 Appropriate Evaluation Methods 📌 Contextual Analysis 📌 Assessment of the Intervention 📌 Report Clarity and Accessibility ------- Join the upcoming webinar for real world examples of evaluations conducted in humanitarian settings. The event is conducted in collaboration with The Ukrainian Evaluation Association, where Dmytro Kondratenko will share practical insights with members of the Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E ) Academy. Only few spots available! 🔥 Register here: https://lnkd.in/gU3YF-Ps #Evaluation #HumanitarianAction
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📢 Public Call for Applications for National Interventions Grant by SMART Balkans Project! We are excited to announce a Public Call for Applications for the National Interventions Grant, funded by the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and implemented by a consortium led by Centar za promociju civilnog drustva (CPCD), in partnership with Center for Research and Policy Making (CRPM) from North Macedonia and Institute for Democracy and Mediation (IDM) from Albania. 💡 Who can apply? Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) and CSO networks in the Western Balkans countries: Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, and Serbia. 🎯 Objectives: 1. Empower civil society organizations to create peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development. 2. Strengthen regional partnerships between CSOs and their EU counterparts. 3. Enhance the effectiveness of CSO efforts in Security, Stability, and Governance. 4. Raise public awareness of active civil society participation in major regional initiatives. 💼 Funding Areas: Security and Stability Governance 📝 Eligibility Criteria: Applicants must be registered on the Grants Management Platform. Projects must align with either Security and Stability or Governance. Applications must be submitted in the local language of the respective country. A total of 33 grants will be awarded across the six Western Balkans countries. Grant funding pool: 8,223,685 NOK (~708,938 EUR). 🌍 This is a fantastic opportunity to strengthen democracy and Euro-Atlantic integration in the Western Balkans. Don't miss out! Learn more and apply via the links below 👇: Albania Bosnia and Herzegovina Kosovo (Serbian/Albanian languages) Montenegro North Macedonia Serbia https://lnkd.in/drTGBGNk #SMARTBalkans #CivilSociety #CSO #WesternBalkans #Governance #SecurityAndStability #Grants #FundingOpportunities #Norway #PublicCall #EuroAtlanticIntegration
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The research report "ALLOCATION OF OVERHEAD COSTS IN THE HUMANITARIAN SECTOR" prepared by the #UN Inter-Agency Standing Committee (#IASC) provides an interesting summary of the different practices adopted by various organizations during 2022 related to indirect costs recovery (ICR): https://lnkd.in/dCRYXHXf
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What is humanitarian action? And what should you keep in mind evaluating humanitarian action (as opposed to 'regular'evaluations?) Join the webinar to see how evaluating on the frontlines differs from any other setting. The event is conducted in collaboration with The Ukrainian Evaluation Association, where Dmytro Kondratenko will share practical insights with members of the Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E ) Academy. Only few spots available! Register here: https://lnkd.in/gU3YF-Ps #Evaluation #HumanitatrianAction
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I am excited about the publication of the final evaluation report I worked on with Fabian Schuster and MUSTAPHA KAANICHE regarding the Central Project Evaluation (CPE) of the "Initiative pour le Développement Municipal (IDM)" project implemented by GIZ in Tunisia. #ProjectEvaluation #GIZ #Governance #Evaluation
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A big thank you to my co-authors for this interesting research project!! Amin Maghsoudi, Nathan Kunz and the lead author Ali Anjomshoae. Cash Voucher Assistance or CVA is an important topic in humanitarian supply chains that need to be further researched. #ijlra #humanitarian #cva #logistics #supplychains
Congratulations to Ali Anjomshoae, Amin Maghsoudi, Ruth Banomyong & Nathan Kunz on the publications of their research paper: A maturity framework for cash and voucher assistance in humanitarian supply chains https://lnkd.in/g56KJYER
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Aid to #Ukraine reached an unprecedented USD 39 billion in 2023 – making it the largest amount ever provided to a single country in one year. This represents a 29% increase from 2022, driven by a 78% rise in funding from EU Institutions. Aid from OECD Development Assistance Committee (DAC) member countries was level with the previous year. Discover the 2023 official development assistance (#ODA) data ➡️ https://brnw.ch/21wQaNh
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The researcher analyses the current situation of the Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation of Yemen and the factors hindering the country's strategic planning process. Highlights of the text: #Absence of a comprehensive strategic plan: Since Yemen's unity, Yemen has been unable to prepare a comprehensive strategic plan due to volatile political, economic and social conditions. #Role of the Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation: The text highlights the Ministry's role in the planning process and the challenges it faces in the performance of its functions. #Factors hindering strategic planning: the text identifies many factors that hinder Yemen's strategic planning process, such as: recurrent political conflicts. The deteriorating economic situation. Social diversity and tribal conflicts. Weak State institutions. Lack of accurate data and statistics. #Recommendations: The author makes a set of recommendations to improve Yemen's strategic planning process, such as: Peace and stability. Strengthening the capacity of State institutions. Building national consensus. Reduce the influence of traditional forces. Restructuring of the Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation. Activating the National Statistical Agency. #Summary: The text provides a clear picture of the challenges facing Yemen's strategic planning process. It stresses the importance of a comprehensive strategic plan for the country's sustainable development. However, to achieve this goal, the root causes of Yemen's problems must be addressed, and State institutions capable of implementing this plan must be built. #Planning #StatePlanning #StrategicPlanning #NationalStrategicPlan
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Take a look inside USAID's Policy Framework. My take, published at the Society for International Development, United States (SID-US): https://lnkd.in/du5d3cxU
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6moThis is important. But how do you use a process like this for example in responding to the Turkish earthquake? Or, for another more difficult example, the Palestinian situation that one of my daughters has been donating to. Then there is the situation in Sudan where 10 million people are essentially refugees. I would like to donate to that but how does one evaluate humanitarian aid in such a difficult situation?