Too difficult, too disruptive and too slow? Innovative approaches to common...
(WorldNews Italy)

Over 200 million people are in urgent need of humanitarian assistance across the world today. In 2017, the UN-coordinated appeals reported a shortfall of 41 per cent, despite receiving a record amount of funding. As the demands on these limited funds increase, there is a concurrent increase in the need for high-quality evidence on the most effective ways to improve humanitarian programming. Impact evaluations contribute to high-quality evidence on what works, how and why by examining causal links between interventions and outcomes....