Towards improved emergency responses: synthesis of UNICEF evaluations of humanitarian action 2010-2016

Pages
94pp
Date published
01 Jun 2017
Type
Meta-evaluation
Keywords
Partnerships, Children & youth, Comms, media & information, Coordination, humanitarian action, Logistics, Protection
Countries
Yemen, Haiti, Pakistan, Liberia, DRC, Somalia, Mali, Rwanda, Philippines, Jordan, Turkey, Syria, Nepal, Central African Republic

The overall aim of this synthesis is to determine factors supporting or constraining relevant, effective, efficient, connected, coherent, and well-coordinated humanitarian action, drawing on evaluation reports and other evaluative documents within the context of UNICEF’s humanitarian work; and identifying lessons learned and applied by UNICEF.  The synthesis is intended to foster discussions on major issues emerging from the analysis, and to provide a summary of evaluation evidence concerning UNICEF’s recent humanitarian action, and related policies, systems and practice.  The synthesis also highlights success factors and constraints in programming in these contexts, identifying gaps in the evaluative work, and suggesting areas for further enquiry.