The 2013 DFID study, “What Works in Protection?” noted:
- A lack of a common protection framework restricts comparability
- Few research studies have focused on looking at the impact of protection programming. Most evaluations focus on capacity gaps, coordination issues and other practical matters.
- Protection interventions and how success is defined varies considerably. Any attempt to determine relative success or failure of humanitarian protection needs to distinguish between the different types of interventions and the scale of ambition associated with each.
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Participatory Adaptations in the COVID-19 Era: Learning from the Past and Preparing for the Future
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A Guide to Participatory Outcomes-Focused Monitoring with Most Significant Change, Outcome Harvesting and Outcome Mapping
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GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE PREVENTION: A ‘START WHERE YOU ARE’ GUIDE TO MEASURE AND EVALUATE GBV PREVENTION OUTCOMES IN CONFLICT SETTINGS