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What lessons can be taken from the humanitarian response to the food crisis in Kenya? UN-IASC release their evaluation http://t.co/iO0YmqiG 10th May

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ECB supports many joint evaluations. In 2010, four joint evaluations were undertaken with ECB support. As the ECB Project continues to learn from these experiences, the Joint Evaluation Guidelines are updated and revised based on that learning. Read our latest learning in the document above.

The ECB Joint Evaluation in Jogyakarta is available for free download and remains one of the most popular downloads, especially in its Bahasa Indonesian translation.

 

A Joint Evaluation was conducted in Haiti in September 2010 by Save the Children and CARE, and the report is available for download.

View all our Joint Evaluations on our Evaluation Database

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Joint Evaluations

What is it?

Interagency activities such as joint evaluations and after action reviews at field office level have led to a greater understanding of accountability and impact measurement.

Why is it useful?

Working collaboratively increases peer accountability and transparency, and it helps agencies to learn more from one another, take a collective stance, and coordinate future responses.

 

Joint evaluations or after action reviews expose agencies' shortcoming to peer angecies and to even a broader audience. These evaluations provide valuable information on the relevance and impact of programs and demonstrate a commitment to transparency and accountability. They also provide a forum for sharing knowledge, resources and tools among peer agencies, and they help to solidify long term cooperative relationships between agencies. Joint evaluations have been conducted in Niger, Indonesia and Guatemala, among others.

These ECB-supported evaluations are available to the public, and are shared on the ECB website as well as on the Evalutation Database. Agencies also post many of their evaluations and after action reviews directly to this site

Further insights can be found in our ECB paper “What We Know About Joint Evaluations of Humanitarian Action: Learning from NGO Experiences.” (updated April 2011)

Review several Multi-agency Joint Evaluations available to download here.

LATEST REPORTS: CARE-Save the Children Joint Haiti Earthquake Response Evaluation (released January 2011) and Joint Evaluation Report on the ECB Indonesia Consortium response to the West Java and West Sumatra earthquakes (released April 2010)

LATEST EVENT: The ECB Indonesia presented the highlights from the Joint Evaluation at the Asian Symposium on Disaster Impact and its Assessment 2010. The full paper summarizes our experience and the key learnings to take forward for future evaluations.   

The Horn of Afica consortium evaluated the cash for food programs in Kenya. The ECB Niger consortium also conducted an evaluation of the West Africa (Sahel region) food crisis in October 2010. 

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