18 MONITORING AND EVALUATION GFDRR（18监测和评价全球减灾与恢复基金）.pdfVIP

Monitoring and Information Management 18 MONITORING AND EVALUATION Guiding Principles for Monitoring and Evaluation This Chapter Is n As with assessments, monitoring and evaluation can take place at whatever level is relevant Especially Useful For: to the organization seeking the information, which will be similar levels to those at which n Lead disaster agency assessments are conducted. n Agencies involved in n Define and agree with stakeholders what will be monitored and evaluated early in project reconstruction development. n Project managers n A mix of qualitative and quantitative approaches is likely to be the most useful for monitoring and n Affected communities evaluation in a post-disaster situation. Participatory performance monitoring and households surveys are two especially useful qualitative tools. n Assessment data are a critical source of baseline information for evaluation, another reason to promote the sharing of this information among agencies. n Government can simplify the task of tracking reconstruction if it provides agencies with guidance on the indicators it wishes to be monitored at the project level. The indicators to be monitored should be based on the reconstruction policy. n Good monitoring and evaluation principles are not different in a post-disaster situation, but to ap