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M&E and Adaptive Management

M&E and Adaptive Management. For complex integrated conflict-sensitive programming. Definitions. M&E Monitoring Evaluation Adaptive management Project/Program Scientific. Principles. Evidence-based programming and importance of baselines Accountability and risk management

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M&E and Adaptive Management

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  1. M&E and Adaptive Management For complex integrated conflict-sensitive programming

  2. Definitions • M&E • Monitoring • Evaluation • Adaptive management • Project/Program • Scientific

  3. Principles • Evidence-based programming and importance of baselines • Accountability and risk management • Sensitivity • Triangulation • Appropriateness and utility • Participation and capacity building

  4. Integrated M&E in USAID • Results Framework & PMP • Standard and custom indicators • Indexes • DQAs (Data Quality Assessments) • Formal reporting (workplans, reports)

  5. Tough but critical • M&E in conflict settings • Proxies for sensitive measures • Monitoring illegal and clandestine activities

  6. Conflict sensitive M&E • Trust • Diversity • Protection of sensitive information

  7. Monitoring LTPR • MCC Land Rights and Access Indicator • An index of property rights security for vulnerable groups • Conflicts over land and resources

  8. NRM & biodiversity • Biodiversity conservation is not a neutral activity • Participatory threats analysis • Know your hectares!

  9. Going grassroots • “Grassroots” indicators of conflict, social and ecological change • Validate local knowledge and builds capacity

  10. Leveraging science • Using scientific research and indicators • Integrating science and local knowledge

  11. Beyond indicators • Indicators can tell you what but not why • Scenario planning: expecting the unexpected • Informal networks and information flows • Site visits: what to look for • Triangulation, again

  12. Methodologies • Participatory and appreciative approaches • Key informants and focus groups • Process documentation and informal reporting • Science and surveys • New technologies

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