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Urban Resilience Measurement: An Approach Guide and Training Curriculum

Qualitative Monitoring Improvement Initiative Pilot for the Hamzari Program in Niger: A Learning Brief

Qualitative Monitoring Improvement Initiative Pilot for the SHOUHARDO III Program in Bangladesh: A Learning Brief

A Guide to Participatory Outcome-Focused Monitoring with Most Significant Change, Outcome Harvesting, and Outcome Mapping

Operationalizing the Principles for Locally Led Adaptation

Private Sector Engagement Toolkit

Introduction to Scenario Planning

HuMEL Storytelling Session 1: Communicating for Influence

Dive into "Communicating for Influence" and master the art of storytelling and representation! Join CRS and the Humanitarian Monitoring, Evaluation & Learning (HuMEL) peer community to learn how you can maximize your strengths as a communicator with concrete tips and tools for effective communications that span key messages, polished presentations, and storytelling. From planned presentations to impromptu remarks, in a room or over Zoom, you will learn best practices and practical tips to influence your audience. In this session participants will learn tips to take their presentation skills to the next level. By identifying and honing personal strengths, this training

HuMEL Storytelling Session 2: Tips for Effective Writing and Reporting

Join CRS and the Humanitarian Monitoring, Evaluation & Learning (HuMEL) peer community to learn how to refine skills in report writing, virtual presentations, and capturing human stories. This session will provide immediate, practical tips and best practices for writing reports, presenting data, and capturing human interest stories. It will help to demystify some of the common obstacles to writing and reporting, and help ensure that the messages and impact you want to convey are getting through to the target audience. Let’s make your time spent on producing and presenting information worthwhile, with the goal of having meaningful impact. By the

HuMEL Storytelling Session 3: Field Communications

Join CRS and the Humanitarian Monitoring, Evaluation & Learning (HuMEL) to learn practical tips for using a smartphone for impactful storytelling on social media. In this session participants will learn how to use a smartphone to demonstrate impact and effectively tell compelling stories. The first half of the session will focus on the various ways in which you can use a smartphone in the field to capture content that is interesting and useful on social media channels. The second half of the session will feature a discussion of the various ways in which you can use that content on social