Innovation to improve monitoring and evaluation for humanitarian GBV programming: An overview of findings from the humanitarian innovation fund's portfolio

Author(s)
Florescu. A, Francis. A, and Salmon. R.
Publication language
English
Pages
pp25
Date published
01 Feb 2021
Type
Research, reports and studies
Keywords
Conflict, violence & peace, Gender, humanitarian action, Humanitarian Principles, Innovation, Protection, human rights & security, Gender Equality (SDG)
Organisations
Elrha, Humanitarian Innovation Fund (HIF)
Link
https://www.elrha.org/researchdatabase/innovation-to-improve-monitoring-and-evaluation-for-humanitarian-gbv-programming/

In 2015, the Humanitarian Innovation Fund (HIF) established a dedicated area of focus to tackle the complex problem of GBV in humanitarian settings through innovation. Our first step was to commission and widely disseminate a GBV Innovation Gap Analysis which applied a unique innovation lens to the problems facing the sector. This led us to launch a series of Innovation Challenges around complementary features of a pressing and prioritised problem identified by the Gap Analysis –improving the monitoring and evaluation (M&E) of GBV programming in humanitarian settings.

This report provides an overview of the Challenges we have launched, introduces our M&E innovation portfolio, and shares lessons learned from across the grant-funded projects.

Authors: 
Florescu. A, Francis. A, and Salmon. R.