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    Reflections on identifying objectives and indicators for psychosocial programming

    Psychosocial Working Group, 2005
    Measuring the success of psychosocial interventions in conflict situations is crucial to developing an understanding of what makes programmes effective. Evaluation of psychosocial programmes often stays at the level of measuring progress and outputs (such as provision of services). What is crucial is to develop measures of outcomes and impacts.
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    Review of the use of ‘Theory of Change’ in international development

    Department for International Development, UK, 2012
    Report commissioned by DFID evaluation division considers the current uses and definitions of 'Theory of Change' (ToC). It's purpose is to suggest a more consistent approach for DFID in applying a concept which is gaining in reputation and use within the international development community.
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    Managing people in emergencies

    People in Aid, 2006
    The impact and effectiveness of relief and development operations depend on the quality of staff and volunteers and the support an agency gives them. This guide for humanitarian programme managers aims to help to create, manage and develop teams while working during emergency situations.
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    Alternative sampling designs for emergency settings: A guide for survey planning, data collection and analysis

    Food and Nutrition Technical Assistance Project, 2009
    This guide is tailored for programme managers, monitoring and evaluation specialists and survey leaders working with government agencies and humanitarian organizations. It provides them with instructions how to carry out rapid yet statistically reliable population-based surveys in difficult settings where data on the prevalence of acute malnutrition is needed.
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    The IASC gender handbook for humanitarian action: women, girls, boys and men - different needs and equal opportunities

    United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, 2006
    In the rush to provide humanitarian response when a disaster hits or a conflict erupts, paying specific attention to gender issues may seem irrelevant.
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    The Red Cross and Red Crescent climate guide

    Red Cross/ Red Crescent Centre on Climate Change and Disaster Preparedness, 2007
    The Red Cross / Red Crescent Climate Guide puts forward experiences of more than forty National Societies who in the last five years have started to address climate change in their work. The guide aims to provide guidance and step-by-step approaches on how to address climate risks.
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    DFID Guidance on using the revised logical framework

    Monitoring and Evaluation News, 2009
    The UK Department for International Development (DFID) works with a wide range of partners from long-term arrangements with partner governments and multilateral organisations to short-term humanitarian aid projects funded through NGOs.
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    Real-time evaluations of humanitarian action

    Active Learning Network for Accountability and Performance in Humanitarian Action, 2009
    Real-time evaluations (RTE) is one of the most demanding types of evaluation practice. It requires wide range of skills from evaluators but also a tightly focused professional approach in order to meet the demands of an RTE.
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    Guidelines for preparing a design and monitoring framework

    Asian Development Bank, 2007
    Inadequate planning is one of the main reasons that projects fail. Systematic information gathering, conceptual analysis and involvement of stakeholders in this process are imperative for achieving desired results. These guidelines for the application of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) design and monitoring framework (DMF) approach facilitate this analytical and planning process.
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    Handbook on planning, monitoring and evaluating for development results

    United Nations Development Programme, 2009
    Planning, monitoring and evaluation in development requires a focus on nationally owned development priorities and results and should reflect the guiding principles of national ownership, capacity development human development. This handbook is aims to enhance the results-based culture within UNDP and improve the quality of planning, monitoring and evaluation.

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