Themes

Different types of evaluation are used in humanitarian action for different purposes, including rapid internal reviews to improve implementation in real time and discrete external evaluations intended to draw out lessons learned with the broader aim of improving policy and practice, and enhancing accountability.

Any single agricultural project or program is necessarily part of a highly complex, interrelated system. To deliver utility and value, evaluation in the agricultural sector must take into account contextually sensitive issues.

Monitoring and evaluation in Fragile, Conflict-affected, and Violent settings refers to monitoring and evaluation practices in environments where the social, political, and economic systems are unstable and there is an ongoing or recent history of conflict and violence.