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The OECD/DAC criteria are designed to provide a multifaceted lens through which interventions can be evaluated. Not only do they assess the value and worth of interventions but also play a normative role in setting evaluation standards. The six OECD- DAC criteria ask the following questions: Criterion 1: Effectiveness, is the intervention achieving its objectives? Criterion 2: Impact, what difference does the intervention make? Criterion 3: Efficiency, how well are resources being used? Criterion 4: Relevance, is the intervention doing the right thing? Criterion 5: Coherence, how well does the intervention fit? Criterion 6: Sustainability, will the benefits of the intervention last? Keeping these 6 questions in mind, take a look at the following examples of indicators created based on the OECD-DAC criteria, conceptualizing Cash and Voucher Assistance (CVA) use cases. #OECD #CashAndVoucherAssistance #CVA #Humanitarian

When looking at Monitoring and Evaluation for Cash and Voucher Assistance (#CVA), we want to make sure that we are collecting high quality information. This is crucial for designing and implementing effective cash-based interventions and adjusting strategies based on actual outcomes. Take a look at some best practices for selecting the most appropriate methodologies and tools to collect CVA specific data. #MonitoringAndEvaluation #CashAndVoucherAsssiatance #CVA

Metadata is crucial for clearly defining what is being tracked. It is vital for maintaining the quality and consistency of indicator data and should be compiled before data collection begins to ensure that data is complete and of high quality. The primary tool for documenting indicator metadata is the "Indicator reference sheet." Swipe to read about the critical elements that one should include in an indicator reference sheet, written by M&E expert Maheed Ullah Fazli Wahid.   #MonitoringEvaluation #MonitoringEvaluationSystem #Impact #DataAnalysis

Take a look at some of the best practices for managing partner organizations in ActivityInfo, recommended by UNHCR, OCHA and IOM. #DataCollection #Humanitarian #InformationManagement

Explore how ActivityInfo can be used to support your information management needs for multi-partner reporting. As a platform widely adopted in humanitarian and development sectors, ActivityInfo streamlines data collection, enabling efficient and consistent reporting across diverse organizations. Explore this database template overview to see how ActivityInfo can facilitate regular reporting from a group of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) contributing to a national program. This template is designed to support the collection and analysis of high-quality data, ensuring all partners can provide timely and accurate reports and it can be completely adjusted to your organization’s needs. You can try out the template here: https://lnkd.in/evartMvP #PartnerReporting #DataCollection #MonitoringAndEvaluation #Humanitarian

Managing an M&E system for a large-scale program comes with significant challenges. These programs often involve multiple projects implemented by various organizations, requiring the collection of high-quality and consistent indicator data. Due to varying capacity levels across organizations, it is essential to enhance both their capacity and the M&E system to ensure timely and quality data reporting by colleagues and partners. Take a look at the four key tips for successful partner capacity development in this insightful article by Maheed Ullah Fazli Wahid, an Education Partner and M&E expert at ActivityInfo. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/eB2AyNMq #MonitoringAndEvaluation #CapacityDevelopment #InformationManagement

Join us as we look back at a case Study from 2021 highlighting how UNHCR in the East, Horn of Africa, and the Great Lakes region effectively addressed varied reporting requirements using ActivityInfo as a unified platform for partner coordination and more. Read the full case study here: https://lnkd.in/eHFeMkx #CaseStudy #PartnerReporting #CaseManagement

As organizations launch new programmes and humanitarian response plans, managing the vast amount of incoming information securely and efficiently becomes crucial. ActivityInfo, is a web-based platform that simplifies and enhances the reporting process for partner organizations and project teams, in comparison to using spreadsheets to collect data. Swipe to discover key reasons to switch from spreadsheets to web-based partner reporting. #MonitoringAndEvaluation #DataCollection #InformationManagement

Are you working in complex information systems or environments where data modeling plays a critical role? Then, join the second session of our webinar series ‘Data Modelling’ on July 24th at 15:00 CEST. During this session, we revisit the foundational concepts of data modelling and provide practical insights into creating and using data models within ActivityInfo, leveraging the Miro platform. In summary, we explore: - Creating and using Data Models in ActivityInfo using Miro - Best Practices for Effective Data Modelling You can read more about the agenda and register for the webinar here: https://lnkd.in/ePQ9k5mr #Humanitarian #DataModels #MonitoringAndEvaluation #InformationManagement

Will you help us prioritize our focus for our upcoming survey template designs? Please use the link below to select the sector(s) you believe should be given the highest priority. These templates provide pre-designed formats that you can use as examples to create your own surveys, ensuring they are effective and tailored to your needs. By selecting the sector(s) you believe should be given the highest priority, you help us focus on developing templates that will be most beneficial to you and others in your field. Select your priority sector using this link:https://lnkd.in/eCbPzhmf Please submit your responses by July 31st 2024. Your feedback is valuable to us and will help guide our efforts in creating relevant and effective survey templates for your use. Thank you for your participation! #DataCollection #Survey #MonitoringAndEvaluation