Introduction This literature review supports a broader ALNAP and CDA initiative aiming at producing evidence-informed guidance for humanitarian agencies on ways to strengthen the effectiveness of...
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Fermer la boucle : Pour un retour d'information efficace dans les contextes humanitaires
Le présent document d’orientation s’adresse aux personnes qui conçoivent ou mettent en oeuvre des mécanismes de retour d'information au sein d’un programme humanitaire, et notamment dans les cas où...
Closing the Loop: Effective Feedback in Humanitarian Contexts, Practitioner Guidance
This guidance is intended for people designing /or implementing feedback mechanisms in a humanitarian program, and in particular in cases where such mechanisms are established to: Operate at the...
Investing in Listening: International Organization for Migration’s Experience with Humanitarian Feedback Mechanisms in Sindh Province, Pakistan
This case study is part of an initiative to produce evidence-informed guidance for operational agencies on strengthening the effectiveness of feedback mechanisms for affected populations in...
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Humanitarian feedback mechanisms: research, evidence and guidance
Introduction In 2012 ALNAP and CDA started collaborating on action research looking at feedback mechanisms in humanitarian contexts, to establish what makes them work effectively and to focus on...
'We are committed to listen to you' - World Vision's experience with humanitarian feedback mechanisms in Darfur
ALNAP together with CDA have published their first of three case studies examining the question of ‘What makes humanitarian feedback mechanisms effective?’ This publication will help you understand...
Effective humanitarian feedback mechanisms: Methodology summary for a joint ALNAP and CDA action research
Why are effective feedback mechanisms important in humanitarian settings? For one thing, they can help close the gaps between accountability rhetoric and practice. Currently, however, there is a need...