Learning from Nine Examples of Peacebuilding Evaluation
Learning from Nine Examples of Peacebuilding Evaluation
Learning from Nine Examples of Peacebuilding Evaluation
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About the Organizational Partnership<br />
In the summer <strong>of</strong> 2009, the United States Institute <strong>of</strong> Peace (USIP) and<br />
the Alliance for <strong>Peacebuilding</strong> (AfP) launched the <strong>Peacebuilding</strong> <strong>Evaluation</strong><br />
Project: A Forum for Donors and Implementers (PEP). Over two<br />
years, PEP has increased consensus on solutions to common peacebuilding<br />
evaluation challenges, informed the internal reorganization <strong>of</strong><br />
evaluation practices for three peacebuilding organizations participating<br />
in PEP, and sparked new activities to facilitate improved evaluation<br />
practices, including the Women’s Empowerment Demonstration Project<br />
(WEDP) and the first peacebuilding Evidence Summit. The wide<br />
distribution <strong>of</strong> two reports based on the PEP process, a USIP Special<br />
Report “Improving <strong>Peacebuilding</strong> <strong>Evaluation</strong>” and an AfP Lessons Report<br />
“Starting on the Same Page,” has helped inform the broader field<br />
on these crucial issues. Through future PEP activities, USIP and the<br />
AfP will continue to work on improving peacebuilding evaluation.<br />
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Washington, D.C., 20036<br />
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