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DfID award grant for development of a Good Enough Guide to Impact Measurement
Published on 6 April 2011
The Department for International Development (DfID / UKAID) awarded a grant for the ECB Project to develop a new Good Enough Guide to Impact Measurement. Lead by Dr. Vivien Walden from Oxfam, a team of ECB specialists from CRS, Save the Children, and World Vision will work together with the British University of East Anglia (UEA).
This guide, and supporting capacity-building materials, will include the development of an impact measurement methodology for rapid onset natural disasters. The methodologies will be field tested by the editorial team in Pakistan and one other country location from September 2011 onwards.
The team welcomes suggestions and input on developing methodologies for impact measurement. Contact us with your ideas at info@ecbproject.org
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