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How to monitor and evaluate support for capacity building?
How to better monitor support for capacity building?
How to ensure that these contribute to the expected changes in terms of greater performance of organizations but also of the systems in which they participate?
How can we thus be able to better steer the development of our professions, our organizations and our public policies?
Resolutely action-oriented, this reference system is above all intended for practitioners, whether they are contracting authorities, technical support staff or monitoring & evaluation specialists.
It proposes both an approach whose motivation is far removed from traditional practices and the methods and tools to be mobilized according to the profile and context of the support to be built or in the process of being implemented.
Local and conventional actors of international solidarity:
What articulations, what inspirations?
Faced with the shortcomings of the current international aid paradigm (Section 3), promising adaptations and experiments are already being implemented.
The present study precisely exposes this possibility of partnership methods that are more equitable and respectful of local forces and aiming at more autonomy for local solidarity actors (Section 4).
In particular, it describes cascading accountability mechanisms, approaches favoring the local management of responses and the difficulties linked to the redesign of the role of intermediary for conventional and/or international actors.
Finally, she is interested in a more transformative path for the sector that seeks more inclusiveness within the international system , a real reversal of powers and possibly a redefinition of the principles of international aid (Section 5).
Management of international development and humanitarian action projects
In a context where links between the world of international development and humanitarian action are increasingly desired and required, this book is also intended as a contribution to an integrated understanding of project management in these two areas of expertise. . We are convinced of the importance of ensuring a continuum in humanitarian and development interventions .
This book shows in an innovative way that it is possible to adopt values, principles and a common approach while highlighting the distinctions and nuances that are necessary for an optimal understanding of the different issues and challenges of projects, whether humanitarian or development.