The ALNAP Review of Humanitarian Action series aims to advance analysis and understanding of key trends and issues relating to humanitarian learning and accountability as a means of supporting improvement in sector-wide performance. The 8th Review contains three in-depth studies:
Chapter 1: Counting what counts: performance and effectiveness in the humanitarian sector [http://www.alnap.org/pool/files/8rhach1.pdf
Chapter 2: Improving humanitarian impact assessment: bridging theory and practice [http://www.alnap.org/pool/files/8rhach2.pdf]
Chapter 3: Innovations in International humanitarian action [http://www.alnap.org/pool/files/8rhach3.pdf
The first study is on humanitarian performance and provides a wide-ranging overview of the performance agenda – at the heart of ALNAP’s work – drawing on experiences from the private, public and development sectors. The second study focuses on improving humanitarian impact assessment, and provides a comprehensive framework to help bridge theory and practice in operational settings. The third study is a systematic review of innovations in international humanitarian response, which presents ways to think about and strengthen innovations across the sector.
Key Messages from ALNAP’s Eighth Review of Humanitarian Action: [http://www.alnap.org/pool/files/8rhakm-eng.pdf
Key messages in French and Spanish will be available shortly.
