Search form

Search for monitoring and evaluation

Your search for "monitoring and evaluation" gave back 30 results.
Researchers talk to villagers in Sheikhuwal village in rural Pakistan

Tracking adaptation and measuring development (TAMD)

IIED is working with partners to develop and pilot a framework, called Tracking Adaptation and Measuring Development (TAMD), to track adaptation and measure its impact on development
10 September 2014ProjectClimate change, Monitoring, evaluation and learning, Policy and planning
Sheep grazing dry season pastures in Mopti, Mali (Photo: Near East Foundation)

Decentralising Climate Funds in Mali and Senegal

IIED is part of a community of practice in Mali and Senegal supporting local government to access and disburse climate finance, investing in priorities chosen with communities for adapting to climate change. Including local knowledge and experience in government planning is vital to the success of the investments.

19 March 2015ProjectClimate change, Drylands and pastoralism, Monitoring, evaluation and learning
Gorakhpur Environmental Action Group inspect a decentralised wastewater treatment system which enables the recycling and reuse of water, helping mitigate the increased risks from climate uncertainties on water availability (Photo: David Dodman/IIED)

Using social learning to address climate uncertainties

Uncertainty about the speed and impacts of climate change makes it difficult to design and implement policies that are resilient to long-term climate shocks and stresses. Institutional processes based on social learning offer a flexible approach that can help to address uncertainty and complexity, and enable effective climate responses

20 April 2017ProjectClimate change, Monitoring, evaluation and learning
A group of men at a table under a tree

Site-level assessment of governance and equity (SAGE)

IIED and partners in the SAGE initiative have developed and are rolling out a relatively simple, low-cost tool for stakeholders and rightsholders in protected or conserved areas to assess governance and equity. Building on very positive experiences to date, further scaling up will follow the formal launch of the tool in spring 2022
29 May 2020ProjectBiodiversity, Monitoring, evaluation and learning
Identifying social impacts at Ol Pejeta Conservancy in Kenya

Assessing social impacts of protected and conserved areas (SAPA)

IIED has developed and is now rolling out a relatively simple, low-cost tool for assessing the positive and negative social impacts of protected or conserved areas
16 August 2013ProjectBiodiversity, Monitoring, evaluation and learning, Poverty

Community-Based Adaptation in Africa (CBAA)

This project helped communities in Africa think and communicate about climate change and adaptation, and to share their experiences with stakeholders
8 September 2010ProjectClimate change
Ladeh Panjang Wetlands. Photo: Luke Mackin

Building evidence on how biodiversity affects poverty

There is an explicit assumption that reducing the rate of biodiversity loss can help in efforts to tackle global poverty. But the evidence for this assumption is surprisingly weak. This project aims to review the existing evidence base, identify knowledge gaps and make evidence more widely available.

22 June 2015ProjectBiodiversity, Poverty
A volunteer health and conservation trainer gives a group talk to her community (Photo: Conservation Through Public Health)

Can improving health reduce threats to nature conservation?

IIED supported a project in Uganda that sought to understand the links between supporting community health and conserving Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and its mountain gorillas
2 April 2019ProjectBiodiversity

Direct investment in the extractive industries: citizen empowerment for better governance and accountability

Through our network of partners in oil-producing and mining regions of the world, IIED promoted exchange of knowledge and skills to stimulate dialogue between stakeholders in extractive industries projects.

10 March 2009ProjectSustainable markets
A meeting of community members in Bangladesh. Similar meetings will feed into an international network of government planners sharing strategies on how to mainstream climate change into development planning (Photo: Isabelle Lemaire)

Government group network on climate change mainstreaming

An international network of government planners is sharing strategies on how to mainstream climate change into development planning

29 September 2014ProjectClimate change, Economics, Policy and planning

Pages