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PEACE III - Theme 1.1 Aid for Peace – Phases I & II 21 September 2011

PEACE III - Theme 1.1 Aid for Peace – Phases I & II 21 September 2011. Celeste McCallion. Overview. Aid for Peace process Learning from Phase I Requirements for Phase II. Why monitor and evaluate. Improve the quality, efficiency and effectiveness of the implementation of the Programme

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PEACE III - Theme 1.1 Aid for Peace – Phases I & II 21 September 2011

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  1. PEACE III - Theme 1.1Aid for Peace– Phases I & II21 September 2011 Celeste McCallion

  2. Overview • Aid for Peace process • Learning from Phase I • Requirements for Phase II

  3. Why monitor and evaluate • Improve the quality, efficiency and effectiveness of the implementation of the Programme • Report back to funders and key stakeholders • Aid to management • Learning lessons

  4. What is the Aid for Peace Approach? • Objective:To facilitate the planning and evaluation of peace and aid interventions taking place in situations of latent or manifest violent conflict or in the aftermath of a violent conflict or war.

  5. Aid for Peace Approach – Four stages

  6. Reporting • Quantitative • Outputs/results – Database & Quarterly Reports • Qualitative • Outcomes/impacts – Quarterly Reports & Aid for Peace reports • Programme level reporting • Monitoring & Evaluation Working Group • Monitoring Committee • Annual Implementation Report

  7. Learning from Phase I • ASM Review recommendations • Peace-building Needs Analysis • Update with relevant research • Prioritised • Peace-building Relevance Assessment • Theories of Change

  8. Learning from Phase I • ASM Review recommendations • Conflict Risk Assessment • Assessment of likelihood • Responsible Officer • Reporting Frequency • Peace-building Effects Assessment • SMART indicators • Evaluation mechanism and performance monitoring framework

  9. Requirements of Phase II • Similar to Phase I – taking account of recommendations from ASM • Possible table format for presentation of indicators (links to Needs and Relevance)

  10. Requirements of Phase II • First report was due by end August • Received 9 • Comments issued on first drafts • Awaiting further drafts • Agreed by end September

  11. Requirements of Phase II • Database – quantitative information • Quarterly reports – to SEUPB • Remaining Aid for Peace Reports • Interim Report – December 2012 • Final Report – March 2014

  12. Contact details:Celeste McCallion028 9034 8287celeste.mccallion@dfpni.gov.uk

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