Case Statement: Violence Reduction - Evidence from Around the World

This case statement provides concrete examples of effective violence reduction programs, in contexts ranging from the Central African Republic to Chicago, with verifiable evidence supporting the role of development and peacebuilding in violence reduction.

Learning and EvaluationAfP AdminMarch 27, 2017AfP

Beyond Mitigating Risks and Disruptions: Expanding the Meaning of Conflict Sensitive Evaluation

The paper examines practices used to limit potentially negative effects on evaluation processes in fragile and conflict-affected contexts and explores emerging practices for understanding and reducing the extent to which evaluation processes and products negatively impact local and national dynamics in divided fragile contexts

Learning and EvaluationAfP AdminMarch 3, 2017PEC

Adaptive Peacebuilding Programming Through Effective Feedback Loops: Promising Practices

This case study report was developed by CDA’s part of Peacebuilding Evaluation Consortium collaborative research on the use of feedback loops in support of adaptive programming.

Learning and EvaluationAfP AdminMarch 1, 2017PEC

Supernatural Belief and the Evaluation of Faith-Based Peacebuilding

There is very little research on professional evaluation of faith-based peacebuilding, despite the existence of a variety of efforts over centuries to promote peace within many faith traditions. Therefore, this briefing paper will first address pertinent concepts and principles related to belief in the supernatural that, to varying degrees, influence all faith-based actors.

Learning and Evaluation, Interreligious ActionAfP AdminDecember 27, 2016PEC, IRPB

Thinking Evaluatively in Peacebuilding Design, Implementation and Monitoring: Three Reflecting on Peace Practice (RPP) and Do No Harm (DNH)-infused Options

This Guide provides tools and guidance for integrating greater EVALUATIVE THINKING into design, implementation and monitoring of PEACEBUILDING initiatives, to enhance program quality, ensure that they maximize their potential for impact and are prepared for a formal evaluation when it is necessary.

Learning and EvaluationAfP AdminNovember 1, 2016PEC

Wicked Problems: Peacebuilding Evaluation Ethics

AfP AdminAugust 27, 2016PEC

Literature Review: Effective Inter-Religious Action In Peacebuilding Program (EIAP)

This literature review examines the “state of play” of inter-religious action in peacebuilding, the theories of change behind programming, and the evidence base for those theories.

Learning and Evaluation, Interreligious ActionAfP AdminJuly 1, 2016IRPB, AfP

Effective Inter-Religious Action in Peacebuilding Global Advisory Council Annual Meeting Report

AfP in collaboration with CDA Collaborative Learning and Search for Common Ground (SFCG) convened a group of 30 leading experts to discuss how to better measure the effectiveness of inter- and intra-religious action for peacebuilding. The meeting is part of the three-year program funded by the GHR Foundation entitled, Effective Inter-religious Action in Peacebuilding (EIAP) Program and took place in Istanbul, Turkey from June 15-17, 2016.

Interreligious ActionAfP AdminJune 1, 2016IRPB

Alliance for Peacebuilding