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HuMEL Meeting: Third Party Monitoring
Humanitarian Monitoring, Evaluation & Learning (HuMEL) is an emergency M&E learning network centered around the increasingly complex humanitarian context. The purpose of the network is to share lessons learned, methodologies, and experiences between implementers, donors, and other stakeholders with the goal of improving programming. The core content of the next HuMEL meeting is a follow-on from our last HuMEL meeting focused on Accountability to Affected Populations. This month IBTCI will share lessons learned from third-party monitoring in humanitarian assistance context from Yemen, Somalia, and Iraq in a multidimensional look at Complaint Feedback Mechanism awareness and utilization with considerations for yourAdaptive Management Case Studies
Authors:
IDEAL
Sector Type:
Collaborating, Learning, and Adapting
Year Published:
2022
Zeroing in on Ending Hunger
Authors:
Devex & Action Against Hunger
Sector Type:
Learning |
Governance
Year Published:
2021
Programming Considerations for Humanitarian-Development-Peace Coherence: A Note for USAID's Implementing Partners
Authors:
USAID
Sector Type:
Program Design and Management
Year Published:
2022