With support from the Carnegie Corporation of New York, through the Peacebuilding Evaluation Consortium, the DME for Peace team has worked to turn some of the most accessed resources on the site’s resource library into data visualizations and graphic summaries. This project is part of the platform’s wider effort to improve the way that evaluators, and the peacebuilding field, communicate results. During this project, the DME for Peace team worked with a number of different platforms, tested a variety of methods, on a range of reports and evaluations, to try and work out what methods tell the best story and are the easiest to use.
We understand that not every evaluation needs a data summary, and not every evaluator can be a graphic designer, so we are trying to develop some guidance that helps our field better understand the impact, and improve the dissemination and uptake of the results, of our work.
Here are links to the pieces that the DME for Peace team worked on:
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The Partners to Educate And Coach Evaluators (PEACE) Project Video
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“What is Evaluation, Really?” – By Srik Gopal & Hallie Preskill
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“What is Human Centered Design?”
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“Guiding Steps to Peacebuilding Design, Monitoring, & Evaluation” – from The Peacebuilding Evaluation Consortium
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“4 Tips for Starting a Developmental Evaluation” – By Rebecca Herrington
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“Using Insider Mediators – Promoting Social Cohesion & Conflict Transformation in Yemen” – Search for Common Ground
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“RCTs in Evaluation – The Sierra Leone 2012 Elections” – JPAL & Search for Common Ground
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“The Organizational Network Analysis Handbook” – PACT
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“The Government Performance Index” – PACT
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“Communications for Peacebuilding in South Sudan” – Search for Common Ground
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“Tomorrow is a New Day – Lobi Mokolo Ya Sika” – Search for Common Ground
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“Reducing the Recruitment and Recidivism of Violent Extremists in Indonesia” – Search for Common Ground
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“Sub-Sector Review: Reconciliation Programming in Peacebuilding” – The Peacebuilding Evaluation Consortium
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“Sub-Sector Review: Violence Reduction Programming in Peacebuilding” – The Peacebuilding Evaluation Consortium
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DME for Peace’s Guidance Note for Producing Data Visualizations
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