Humanitarian Advisory Group

EVENT REMINDER | Join us and Humanitarian Advisory Group for the launch of the Revised Core Humanitarian Standard this week in #Melbourne. 📅 Thursday, June 6 🕒 3-5pm AEST 📍 Deakin Downtown, Melbourne CBD 🎟 Secure your spot: https://lnkd.in/gxQ4wchZ

From 🛣 roadblocks to 🗺 roadmaps: navigating the enablers and barriers to advancing locally-led and community-engaged evaluation in humanitarian contexts 📢 Join us next week at our online #gLOCAL2024 event on locally-led M&E. 🗓 June 5 🕛 10:00AM (GMT+1)/5:00PM (GMT+8) 🔗 https://bit.ly/3UCnPiR Locally-led monitoring and evaluation (M&E) and the meaningful engagement of communities in evaluations are important vehicles for greater accountability in humanitarian aid. However, humanitarian settings pose significant challenges to M&E, including difficulty in accessing populations affected by crises and the constant balance of resources versus priority actions, leaving little room for practitioners and organisations to advance and support locally-led and community-centred M&E practices. Through this session, ALNAP and Humanitarian Advisory Group (HAG) will share the findings from their respective research on locally-led M&E and making evaluation findings accessible to communities (HAG, forthcoming). In particular, @HAG and GLOW Consultants (Private) Limited will share findings of research into the current practices used by humanitarians and M&E practitioners to make the results of evaluation processes accessible to communities. Participants will come away with a deeper understanding of the enablers and barriers to locally-led M&E in humanitarian contexts and learn concrete steps to strengthen approaches to making evaluation findings accessible to communities. Speakers: Hana Abul Husn, Senior Research Officer, ALNAP Pamela Combinido, Leader, HAG Zaki Ullah, CEO, GLOW Consultants (Private) Limited Secure your spot here: https://bit.ly/3UCnPiR

From 🛣 roadblocks to 🗺 roadmaps: navigating the enablers and barriers to advancing locally-led and community-engaged evaluation in humanitarian contexts 📢 Join us next week at our online #gLOCAL2024 event on locally-led M&E. 🗓 June 5 🕛 10:00AM (GMT+1)/5:00PM (GMT+8) 🔗 https://bit.ly/3UCnPiR Locally-led monitoring and evaluation (M&E) and the meaningful engagement of communities in evaluations are important vehicles for greater accountability in humanitarian aid. However, humanitarian settings pose significant challenges to M&E, including difficulty in accessing populations affected by crises and the constant balance of resources versus priority actions, leaving little room for practitioners and organisations to advance and support locally-led and community-centred M&E practices. Through this session, ALNAP and Humanitarian Advisory Group (HAG) will share the findings from their respective research on locally-led M&E and making evaluation findings accessible to communities (HAG, forthcoming). In particular, @HAG and GLOW Consultants (Private) Limited will share findings of research into the current practices used by humanitarians and M&E practitioners to make the results of evaluation processes accessible to communities. Participants will come away with a deeper understanding of the enablers and barriers to locally-led M&E in humanitarian contexts and learn concrete steps to strengthen approaches to making evaluation findings accessible to communities. Speakers: Hana Abul Husn, Senior Research Officer, ALNAP Pamela Combinido, Leader, HAG Zaki Ullah, CEO, GLOW Consultants (Private) Limited Secure your spot here: https://bit.ly/3UCnPiR

Join our #gLOCAL2024 event on 5 June! FROM ROADBLOCKS TO ROADMAPS: NAVIGATING THE ENABLERS AND BARRIERS TO ADVANCING LOCALLY-LED AND COMMUNITY-ENGAGED EVALUATION IN HUMANITARIAN CONTEXTS Locally led monitoring and evaluation (M&E) and the meaningful engagement of communities in evaluations are important vehicles for greater accountability in humanitarian aid. However, humanitarian settings pose significant challenges to M&E, including difficulty in accessing populations affected by crises and the constant balance of resources versus priority actions, leaving little room for practitioners and organisations to advance and support locally-led and community-centred M&E practices. Through this session, Active Learning Network for Accountability and Performance in Humanitarian Action (ALNAP) and Humanitarian Advisory Group (HAG) will share the findings from their respective research on locally-led M&E and making evaluation findings accessible to communities (HAG, forthcoming). In particular, HAG and GLOW Consultants (Private) Limited will share findings of research into the current practices used by humanitarians and M&E practitioners to make the results of evaluation processes accessible to communities. Participants will come away with a deeper understanding of the enablers and barriers to locally-led M&E in humanitarian contexts and learn concrete steps to strengthen approaches to making evaluation findings accessible to communities. Speakers: Hana Abul Husn, Senior Research Officer, ALNAP Pamela Combinido, Leader, HAG Zaki Ullah, CEO, GLOW Consultants (Private) Limited Register for the event using either: https://lnkd.in/dt27URSz or https://bit.ly/3UCnPiR