MEAL That Works: A Practitioner's Guide to Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability, and Learning in Humanitarian and Development Programmes
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| author | Tamimi, Ibrahim |
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| contents | <p>A practitioner book on monitoring, evaluation, accountability, and learning (MEAL) in humanitarian and development programmes. Written for MEAL leads, programme quality advisors, M&E coordinators, and senior programme managers with field experience.</p><p>The book does not explain MEAL vocabulary. It interrogates the gap between how MEAL is designed and how it performs under field conditions, and offers grounded, usable alternatives drawn from practice. Fifteen years of field practice in Gaza and the West Bank run through every chapter — not as case study decoration but as the stress-test environment that shaped the thinking.</p><p>Ten chapters covering: theory of change and results frameworks; indicator design; data collection methodology; data quality; accountability to affected populations; organisational learning; MEAL in crisis and conflict; digital tools and data systems; building a MEAL system from scratch; and institutional MEAL culture. Each chapter includes Foundational Knowledge sections, reference tables, diagrams, and a Practitioner's Toolkit of ready-to-use instruments.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | MEAL That Works: A Practitioner's Guide to Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability, and Learning in Humanitarian and Development Programmes Tamimi, Ibrahim MEAL monitoring and evaluation humanitarian accountability learning programme quality results frameworks indicators Palestine conflict international development logframe theory of change data quality AAP <p>A practitioner book on monitoring, evaluation, accountability, and learning (MEAL) in humanitarian and development programmes. Written for MEAL leads, programme quality advisors, M&E coordinators, and senior programme managers with field experience.</p><p>The book does not explain MEAL vocabulary. It interrogates the gap between how MEAL is designed and how it performs under field conditions, and offers grounded, usable alternatives drawn from practice. Fifteen years of field practice in Gaza and the West Bank run through every chapter — not as case study decoration but as the stress-test environment that shaped the thinking.</p><p>Ten chapters covering: theory of change and results frameworks; indicator design; data collection methodology; data quality; accountability to affected populations; organisational learning; MEAL in crisis and conflict; digital tools and data systems; building a MEAL system from scratch; and institutional MEAL culture. Each chapter includes Foundational Knowledge sections, reference tables, diagrams, and a Practitioner's Toolkit of ready-to-use instruments.</p> |
| title | MEAL That Works: A Practitioner's Guide to Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability, and Learning in Humanitarian and Development Programmes |
| topic | MEAL monitoring and evaluation humanitarian accountability learning programme quality results frameworks indicators Palestine conflict international development logframe theory of change data quality AAP |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20133288 |