ALNAP / TEC
Evaluative Resources
ALNAP
Quality Proforma
Intended to improve the quality of humanitarian evaluation
practice. It is used by evaluators and agencies to assess the
quality of evaluations of humanitarian action.
ALNAP
Evaluative Reports Database (ERD)
Offers access to
evaluative reports of humanitarian action in order to ensure
experiences and learning are shared, and to foster discussions on
good practices. The ERD contains reports predominantly from the
mid-90s to present.
Global
Study on Consultation With and Participation by Affected
Populations in Humanitarian Action
Represents a major
effort to increase understanding of how, for example, agencies and
affected populations interact. The Sri Lanka study is one of six
studies undertaken that will form the basis of a Practitioner
Handbook to be published by ALNAP at the end of 2005.
Tsunami Emergency - Lessons from Previous Natural Disasters (by
Rachel Houghton, the TEC's Researcher and Deputy Coordinator)
Highlights seven generic lessons that have been learned from other
natural disasters, specifically floods and earthquakes. The report
distils main findings and lessons from evaluations and synthesis
reports contained in the ALNAP Evaluative Reports Database (ERD),
as well as other learning initiatives concerned with responses to
natural disasters.
Secondary Source Summary (by John Cosgrave, the TEC Evaluation
Advisor and Coordinator, November 2005)
A useful literature survey identifying key issues from other
evaluations of the Tsunami
Synthesis Set Bibliography
Bibliography of Secondary and Tertiary documents in our current
synthesis set. We have over 8000 documents in the overall document
set, but we are only looking at documents that pull together
learning or overall reviews at this stage.
Useful Literature Survey on the Tsunami Response
TEC (December 2005)
Evaluation Methodology
Looking Back, Moving forward - Sida Evaluation Manual
Review of the DAC principles for Evaluation of Development
Assistance
Evaluating
Humanitarian Action using the OECD-DAC Criteria
Red
Cross Code of Conduct