Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Entwicklung und Humanitäre Hilfe
Workshop (EN)
14.10.2024 | 09:00 – 13:00 | Globale Verantwortung, Apollogasse 4/9, 1070 Vienna
Human Rights-Based Monitoring and Evaluation (HRBME) is an approach that incorporates human rights principles and standards into the monitoring and evaluation (M&E) of programmes, policies, or initiatives. It evaluates the outcomes and processes to ensure that human rights are respected from inception to conclusion.
Human Rights Based Monitoring and Evaluation supports the realisation of rights in areas of operation and enables rights holders to claim their rights and duty bearers to fulfill their human rights obligations. It is guided by five main principles:
This workshop will share best practices and foster experience sharing amongst attendees.
Catherine Komuhangi is a qualitative researcher with 10-years’ experience in the human rights and humanitarian sector. She has led monitoring, evaluation and learning (MEL) research projects in the humanitarian sector in sub-saharan Africa. She specializes in providing MEL and research services to humanitarian actors and the findings of her work have been used to inform decision-making aimed at more effective humanitarian response.
Please register by 11 October 2024.
Limited number of participants: 20
Participants from Global Responsibility’s member organizations are prioritized.
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