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The Learning Portal for Design, Monitoring & Evaluation (DM&E) for Peacebuilding is a community of practice for DM&E peacebuilding professionals. It provides a transparent and collaborative space for the sharing of:

  • Evaluation reports and data
  • Methodologies and tools
  • Best and emerging practices
  • DM&E events and opportunities

By making this material easily accesible we hope to improve the practice of DM&E for peacebuilding and increase the effectiveness of peacebuilding programs.

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Reflecting on Peacebuilding Evaluation Interview Series: Preview

In this video series, we asks leaders in the field to reflect on the progress we've made in evaluation of peacebuilding over the past 10 years, and to begin to envision where we might be in the next 10 years.

 

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Gender Mainstreaming Strategies in Decent Work Promotion: GEMS Toolkit

The GEMS Toolkit contains 12 practical tools organized by topic for the mainstreaming of gender in international development projects. 

 

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Gender Analysis Tools

Gender Analysis is a tool for examining the differences between the roles that women and men play, the different levels of power they hold, their differing needs, constraints and opportunities, and the impact of these differences on their lives.

 

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Outcome Mapping: A Method for Tracking Behavioural Changes

Outcome mapping provides tools that help a development program to think holistically and strategically about how it intends to achieve results.

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Outcome Mapping: Building Learning and Reflection into Development Programs

Outcome Mapping recognizes that development is essentially about people relating to each other and their environment. 

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Community At A Glance



Looking for Evaluation of Burma Border Aid
05/15/2012
I am looking for a report that was done around 2008 or 2009 that evaluated the overall DEMOCRACY...
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DM&E Tip: Gender Sensitive Design
05/10/2012
We know that conflict and violence affects all people, but not in the same way.  Men and women...
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Gender in Peacebuilding Design, Monitoring and Evaluation
05/09/2012
Gender sensitive programming is, generally, a mandatory requirement of most international...
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Has anyone conducted an evaluation assessment of their organization?
04/10/2012
Hi all. Looking for models for how you would go about conducting an overall assessmetn of where an...
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Looking for Evaluation of Burma Border Aid
05/15/2012
I am looking for a report that was done around 2008 or 2009 that evaluated the overall DEMOCRACY...
View | Replies (3)

Are you a "Circler", "Framer" or both?
03/13/2012
Reina Neufeldt wrote an interesting piece for the Berghof Handbook for Conflict Transformation on...
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Are you a "Circler", "Framer" or both?
03/13/2012
Reina Neufeldt wrote an interesting piece for the Berghof Handbook for Conflict Transformation on...
View | Replies (3)

RPP: Strengthening Normative Peacebuilding Practices
03/01/2012
The Reflecting on Peace Practice Project (RPP) is a peacebuilding-specific evaluative methodology...
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Welcome!
03/01/2012
Hi Everyone, Thanks for joining our community of practice, and it's a pleasure to have you on our...
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Are you a "Circler", "Framer" or both?
03/13/2012
Reina Neufeldt wrote an interesting piece for the Berghof Handbook for Conflict Transformation on...
View | Replies (3)

RPP: Strengthening Normative Peacebuilding Practices
03/01/2012
The Reflecting on Peace Practice Project (RPP) is a peacebuilding-specific evaluative methodology...
View | Replies (1)

Welcome!
03/01/2012
Hi Everyone, Thanks for joining our community of practice, and it's a pleasure to have you on our...
View | Replies (0)