The Good
Enough Guide

Inside the Guide

Preface:

• The basic elements of accountability and impact measurement

What is…?

• Impact measurement; Accountability; A beneficiary; Good enough

Why and how to use The Good Enough Guide

• Overview of why and how to use The Guide

Section 1

• Involve people at every stage

Section 2

• Profile the people affected by the emergency

Section 3

• Identify the changes people want to see

Section 4

• Track changes and make feedback a two-way process

Section 5

• Use feedback to improve project impact

Section 6  Tools

• Introduction
• Tool 1  How to introduce your agency: a need-to know checklist
• Tool 2  How accountable are you? Checking public information
• Tool 3  How to involve people throughout the project
• Tool 4  How to profile the affected community and assess initial needs
• Tool 5  How to conduct an individual interview
• Tool 6  How to conduct a focus group
• Tool 7  How to decide whether to do a survey
• Tool 8  How to assess child-protection needs
• Tool 9  How to observe
• Tool 10  How to start using indicators
• Tool 11  How to hold a lessons-learned meeting
• Tool 12  How to set up a complaints and response mechanism
• Tool 13  How to give a verbal report
• Tool 14  How to say goodbye

Section 7

• Other accountability initiatives

Section 8

• Sources, further information, and abbreviations

Thank you

• Our thanks to the following people and organisations