Impact & Accountability

Work-in-Progress Update (with 28 selected links) for “IPCR Critical Challenges Assessment 2011” Project

Hello all,

The following 9 page article is a late addition to The IPCR Journal/Newsletter (Winter 2010-2011 issue) (58 pages)—and an updated pdf file for that issue has been attached here (and to this writers

Dear AidWorkers Network Colleagues,

Alguns Links:

My main question: how to conduct effective M&E without burning out already over-committed program managers?

ALNAP's The State of the Humanitarian System report, launched today is The most comprehensive effort to date to assess the overall pe

The Evaluation Café is a method for group facilitation that allows stakeholders of a project or programme to evaluate its impact in an informal brief session.

We are drafting ToR for a socio-economic and environmental impact study on the Dadaab refugee camps on the host communities in Kenya for the Danish government.

Attached to this post is a pdf file titled "39 Suggestions for Preliminary Survey Questions-- as Preparation for Community Visioning Initiatives".

It is now widely recognised that communities worldwide have capacities to care, change and sustain hope in the face of HIV/AIDS.

Here is an article that is being featured on the front page of the NYT. We have seen some very similar threads pop up on the forum to date but what do you think of this perspective?:

Herewith we would like to inform you that about the Security Management Course scheduled in Kabul, Afghanistan:

May 12-14, 2009, Security Management Country Level Course, Kabul, Afghanistan

Good day, my name is Bill Walters, I am a Doctorate of Community Psychology Student at Wilfrid Laurier University (Ontario, Canada) and a humanitarian aid worker with diverse field experience.

Hi there,

"Child sponsorships programs are big money machines that provide organizations with easy cash flow. It does not matter whether the product is any good. Most of them are not"

This is a forwarded message on behalf of the Humanitarian Accountability Partnership group:

Assessing Local Capacity and Reconstruction
Assistance in Post-tsunami Aceh

Report of the Aceh Community Assistance
Research Project (ACARP)
December 2007

Participating Agencies

A new AWN advice page has been launched on "Reporting."

Jul 10th 2008
From The Economist print edition

How reliably aid is given can be even more important than how much is given