Call for innovations: improving monitoring and evaluation of gender based violence
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The Humanitarian Innovation Fund (HIF) has issued a Call for Innovators to Improve the Monitoring & Evaluation of GBV interventions in humanitarian settings.
Aim: to foster a collective effort to improve Monitoring & Evaluation of GBV interventions and stimulate the emergence of promising ideas likely to significantly improve current practice.
Maximum available budget: £50,000.
Deadline for funding proposals submission: end of January
In their report (also available in form of an executive summary), they identify two challenges, each addressing a different theme within Monitoring & Evaluation, to encourage teams to focus their efforts in terms of this call:
INNOVATION CHALLENGE 1: MEASURE THE IMPACT OF GBV PROGRAMMES
We are asking for proposals to evaluate the impact and quality of existing or new GBV programmes by developing and implementing different assessment processes and tools, and identifying and monitoring relevant metrics.
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INNOVATION CHALLENGE 2: DEVELOP REAL-TIME MONITORING TOOLS
We are asking for proposals to develop tools that easily integrate into the humanitarian system and enable the real-time collection of GBV data during an emergency. The data collected should be reliable and support GBV decision-making and the design of GBV programmes.
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The application is to be done through the HIF funding platform, accessible through their website together with more details on the call.
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