▪ Russell Gasser, Geneva International Center for Humanitarian Demining (GICHD)
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"Measuring for results in conflict, crime and violence affected situations" Regional Review Conference on the Geneva Declaration on Armed Violence and Development Geneva, Switzerland | 8-9 July 2014
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- 1. Page 1Russell GASSER | GICHD – QM & RBM 15/07/14 Measuring for Results
- 2. Page 2Russell GASSER | GICHD – QM & RBM 15/07/14 Overview of the toolbox Theory of Change RBM PCM KPI Indicators Assessment Evaluation Monitoring
- 3. Page 3Russell GASSER | GICHD – QM & RBM 15/07/14 KPI soup – monitor, evaluate, assess === === === ===
- 4. Page 4Russell GASSER | GICHD – QM & RBM 15/07/14 We implement projects, to achieve defined strategic goals, according to a plan, by spending other people’s money, then reporting to donors, and making sure auditors & evaluators are informed, in order to benefit people we don't know and we will never meet. No customer–supplier relationship ! We must use RBM ! RBM soup – who goes hungry ?
- 5. Page 5Russell GASSER | GICHD – QM & RBM 15/07/14 Indicators Indicator Difficulty Goal (Impact) Improved health, wealth, wellbeing of beneficiaries Hard Long delays Very indirect information Outcome Change in behaviour Moderate to hard Delay Other inputs can be important/override Qaulitative Output Direct result of activity Easy or Moderate Some delay Some dependency Activity Monitor work in progress Easy or moderate Measurable quantity Inputs Quantity Easy, direct numbers
- 6. Page 6Russell GASSER | GICHD – QM & RBM 15/07/14 Mine action example Indicator Goal (Impact) Improved nutrition of children (food security) Child weight one year after crops harvested compared with earlier baseline, Disease rate Outcome Food grown on demined land Observation at right time, one crop cycle after clearance Depends on: land titles, seeds, tools labour, storage, cash crop prices Output Hectares of safe land available for food Hand-over certificates, demining records Activity Mine clearance Monitor work in progress, records, audit. Inputs Money, vehicles, skilled people Programme plan and audit.
- 7. Page 7Russell GASSER | GICHD – QM & RBM 15/07/14 Reading List – a few suggestions Google or Bing or DuckDuckGo or Baidu or Yahoo! or any other search engine will find more than enough information. Use the advanced search features… Theory of Change http://www.dfid.gov.uk/r4d/pdf/outputs/mis_spc/DFID_ToC_Review_VogelV7.pdf Indicators http://pdf.usaid.gov/pdf_docs/pnadw106.pdf Monitoring and Evaluation http://www.locallivelihoods.com/cmsms/uploads/PDFs/Results%20Based%20Monitoring%20Evaluation%20Toolkit.pdf Results Framework http://pdf.usaid.gov/pdf_docs/pnadw113.pdf PCM and RBM http://www.locallivelihoods.com/cmsms/uploads/PDFs/Project%20Cycle%20Management%20Toolkit%20- %203rd%20Edition%202009.pdf http://ec.europa.eu/europeaid/multimedia/publications/publications/manuals-tools/t101_en.htm http://www.aic.ca/international/pdf/Results_Based_Management.pdf http://www.mango.org.uk/Guide/WhyRBMnotWork