Evaluation conference
Rome, Italy and online
Document d’orientationLearning Links | resources for monitoring and evaluation practitioners and decision-makers
ALNAP Learning Links is a collection of resources and references which can be used for professional development, background reading and/or as part of academic or training programmes or presentations. Key M&E themes include: An overview of evaluation of humanitarian action Improving monitoring in...- Webinaronline
ALNAP – UNEG event: Real-Time Learning and Real-Time Evaluation approaches during COVID-19
Document d’orientationEvaluation in Contexts of Fragility, Conflict and Violence
Evaluation – like development aid itself – can unintentionally exacerbate tensions in ways that can negatively affect people and institutions if care is not taken in designing and approaching it with caution and sensitivity. This practical guidance from global evaluation practitioners, released by...
First thematic interagency humanitarian evaluation identifies 8 good practices for mainstreaming gender equality during humanitarian crises
Impact Evaluation in the humanitarian spaceCash-based transfers in crisis: Why more evidence is needed to support women in crisis, and what we’re doing about it
The increasing intensity of humanitarian crises and conflict across the globe has led to the highest level of displaced people in history.
Document d’orientationLearning from What We Know
Despite the huge growth in volume of evaluations published by humanitarian actors, the evaluation system still struggles to provide evidence about collective performance of the humanitarian sector. Evaluation synthesis provides one option for building information about response-wide performance...
Impact Evaluation in the humanitarian spaceFive Myths about Impact Evaluation in the Humanitarian Space
Impact evaluation has a long history– but can it be used in humanitarian contexts? We’re busting five common myths below.- Evaluation conferenceAbidjan, Cote d’Ivoire
9th AfrEA Conference