It’s important to understand what is going on in the world around you. In a few years, what you read in the news today will be viewed as history. Why not be informed about the changes happening around you now, instead of reading it as history tomorrow? Make an impact. Stay in the know!
In our blog on Quantitative and Qualitative Data Collection Methods in Monitoring and Evaluation, we discussed that data sampling in qualitative methods is deliberately done for the most interesting cases
If we do not curb global warming and assist people in adapting, we will experience destabilization, migration, and starvation. Current humanitarian needs will appear insignificant in comparison to the anticipated
Since Supply Chain Management has become the religion of top management, it requires a doctrine. For this, today we discuss what we refer to as the “Seven Principles” of Supply
Every year on March 22nd, World Water Day is commemorated to highlight the importance of freshwater. World Water Day honors water while also raising awareness of the 2.2 billion people
Picture a future where men and women are treated equally. A world without prejudice, stereotypes, or discrimination. A world that’s varied, equal, and inclusive. A world in which diversity is
In our blogs, we often talk about monitoring & evaluation, or M&E in short. While M&E has many benefits to your projects, not every M&E process will run smoothly, and
Health must remain a core pillar of the humanitarian response during the Ukraine crisis, with health systems and facilities preserved, functional, safe, and accessible to those who require basic medical
Designing an M&E strategy is usually an iterative process that involves numerous different iterations of the strategy. The tasks of M&E design are discussed here. The program manager will not