Final Report: SenseMaker® for Monitoring and Evaluation of SGBV Programs
Output type
Report
Location
Lebanon
Focus areas
Gender-based violence (GBV)
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Programme
Humanitarian Innovation
Organisations
Queens University
Queen's University set out to test the feasibility of using SenseMaker® for M&E of SGBV programming with the following anticipated outcomes:
- Prototype for a SenseMaker® SGBV M&E tool developed collaboratively by the team and piloted for a period of three months.
- Monthly mixed-methods program evaluation data to help adapt and improve existing SGBV services to better meet beneficiaries’ needs, identify gaps in programming, and recognize potential harms.
- Formative data for and deliberative dialogue around a SGBV –specific rapid needs assessment for use in humanitarian settings.
- Project report on the SenseMaker® SGBV M&E tool reflecting on lessons learned and concrete examples of how SenseMaker® data can inform SGBV programming and services.
The final project report provides information on the methodology, activities, outputs, impact and dissemination of learning.
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