CARE-Save the Children Joint Haiti Earthquake Response Evaluation January 2011Impact Measurement
How can humanitarian actors determine if their activities in the field have contributed to positive changes in people’s lives?
This simple question remains one of the fundamental challenges facing humanitarian actors working in sudden onset emergencies.
The ECB Project is partnering with the University of East Anglia (UEA) to research, pilot and publish a new methodology and supporting tools in a guide to measure the ‘contribution to change’ brought about by humanitarian interventions to rapid onset emergencies.
By June 2012 the methodology will have been field tested in India, Guatemala and Sri Lanka; ensuring the tools will be practical, credible and effective in identifying the changes of humanitarian action at the household level.
Led by Dr. Vivien Walden from Oxfam GB, with an inter-agency steering committee from World Vision, CRS, Save the Children and the ECB team, the Good Enough Guide to Impact Measurement will be available on this website in mid-2013.
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