📑 Cristina de Nicolás Izquierdo shares the importance of having a gender-diverse approach evaluations & what ALNAP's upcoming #OECDDAC criteria guidance should take into account. 📹 Watch workshop: buff.ly/3X6gUQ0 📖 Read commentary: buff.ly/3SUPQSC

🆕 AIDMI's latest edition examines "Extreme Heat Adaptation and Mitigation Programming: Lessons from Affected Populations." 🔗 You can read or download here: buff.ly/3Z3vpa3 📖 Visit ALNAP's dedicated Heatwaves page for more resources and lessons learned:

"When individuals affected by humanitarian crises are at the centre of interventions and evaluations, it is imperative that no one is left behind," writes Cristina de Nicolás Izquierdo. 🔗Cristina shares her thoughts on ALNAP's upcoming #OECDDAC guidance: buff.ly/3SUPQSC

💧 With climate change intensifying weather patterns, floods are becoming a more common and devastating threat. Nigeria, Yemen & other countries are experiencing destructive and devastating flooding. Here is info on humanitarian response to floods: buff.ly/3AOoHum

"ALNAP should recognise that evaluations translate the high-level criteria into more specific judgment criteria, and support this process by describing what is typically considered good enough in humanitarian action," writes Andrew Lawday. 📖 Read: buff.ly/3MwUVNw

Ed Beswick from DEC reflects on our Real-Time Learning project with ALNAP. He shares how we can enhance uptake and use of #learning in new & emerging crises. 💡Tell us how you learn about new & emerging humanitarian crises. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI… #HumanitarianResearch

As emergencies abound, targeting those most in need is critical for #humanitarian responders This NEW Summary of #Evidence details 13 key messages based on World Food Programme and inter-United Nations agency evaluation reports ➡️ bit.ly/4dMkKoC

💭Should #protection be included in ALNAP's upcoming #EHA guidance? Why? 🖋️ Amra Lee shares on the importance of making protection a key feature in the upcoming #OECD DAC guidance. 📗Read: alnap.org/humanitarian-r… #withlearningcomeschange

Andrew shares 4️⃣ key areas ALNAP's #OCEDDAC guidance should be mindful of - buff.ly/3MwUVNw 1️⃣ Balancing flexibility with standardisation 2️⃣ Adapting criteria to humanitarian specificities 3️⃣ Maximising practical utility 4️⃣ Avoiding framework overstretch

Super #TyphoonYagi has left a devastating impact in Vietnam😔. What can we learn from past crises? 💡 Our lessons learned paper highlights the need for coordination, community engagement, and rapid assessments. Download: buff.ly/4dVNoUj #withlearningcomeschange

🌐 We are the global network for advancing humanitarian learning. Our 🥅 goal is for all humanitarians to 👍 benefit from our sector's collective experience. ALNAP = Active Learning Network for Accountability and Performance in humanitarian action. More: buff.ly/3MEoDAc

Share what is needed to support learning in the #humanitarian sector by taking the short survey: buff.ly/3Xm9RTF Tell us: ❓ What would strengthen learning and #humanitarian decision-making? ❓ What are key barriers to learning from past and current crises? UK Humanitarian Innovation Hub (UKHIH)

✨ Take a look at our HDP nexus paper! 🗂️ ALNAP's report offers insights on how the policy concept of the triple nexus has been operationalised and implemented in practice. 📥 Download the report now: buff.ly/3XFxN5u #HDPNexus #withlearningcomeschange

🔎 "But often learning doesn't become knowledge and knowledge doesn’t become practice. Some humanitarian actors might think applying knowledge will mean losing their hegemony," writes Humanitarian Aid International's CEO Sudanshu Singh Read his commentary: buff.ly/4dhSppn

"...the aspect of diversity is often missing not only from evaluation but also from its application in programme design and implementation," writes Cristina de Nicolás Izquierdo! 🔗 Read Cristina's full commentary here: buff.ly/3SUPQSC #Withlearningcomeschange

✨ALNAP's Learning Curve Podcast for Busy Humanitarians podcast features honest & open discussions with: 1️⃣: Loreine B. Dela Cruz, CDP Foundation 2️⃣: Andy Wheatley and Ahmad Kazouini, ICRC 3️⃣: Andriy Klepikov, APH Ukraine 🎧 Listen now: buff.ly/4cuGjbK

Read Andrew's 4️⃣ key areas on areas ALNAP's #OCEDDAC guidance should be mindful of - buff.ly/3MwUVNw - Balancing flexibility with standardisation - Adapting the criteria to hum'n specificities. - Maximising practical utility - Avoiding framework overstretch

ALNAP will host a workshop at The 15th European Evaluation Biennial Conference #EES2024 🗓️ September 25 - Hana Abul Husn & Dorothy Mae Albiento, will host a session on #locallyled #evaluation More info: alnap.org/about/events-l…

🔎 ALNAP supports improved system performance through original, high-quality research, and by synthesising & amplifying existing evidence and learning. Learn more: buff.ly/3TzQeGB #Withlearningcomeschange

🌟 Stay ahead of the curve in the humanitarian sector by learning from past crises! 📖 We draw together the very best learning on different types of crises as well as those currently in the spotlight. Check out more🔗 : buff.ly/4eO530v #withlearningcomeschange