Research Guides @ Fordham: Humanitarian Studies Programs: Programming

Programme Cycle Management

EC - PCM Guidelines 2004
These Guidelines aim to support good management practices and effective decision making throughout the project management cycle – from programming, through to identification, formulation, implementation and evaluation.
EC - PCM Training Courses Handbook
This handbook is intended as an accompaniment to the Project Cycle Management training programme run by EUROPEAID Evaluation Unit. It also serves as a post-course support to the application of techniques and approaches learnt during training.
ECHO - PCM Manual
The European Community Humanitarian Office explores and explains why and how Project Cycle Management should be used in humanitarian aid efforts.
ECHO - Logical Framework Guidelines
These guidelines intend to provide a basis for a common interpretation of the standard formats of the FPA to both partners and ECHO staff.

CPHP - Stakeholder Analysis
The document provides a matrix for prioritising key stakeholders.

Exit Strategies

Exit Strategy for Humanitarian Actors in the Context of Complex Emergencies
This paper addresses the exit strategy from the stand point of an emergency requiring a humanitarian response and considers the conditions to be met in order to proceed with such a strategy.
What We Know About Exit Strategies
The document provides practical guidance for developing exit strategies in the field

Evaluation

ECHO - Manual for the Evaluation of Humanitarian Aid
The European Community Humanitarian Office's detailed report on how to best evaluate humanitarian aid.
FMR - Participatory Evaluation in Humanitarian Assistance
This article is intended to contribute to a wider objective of generating recommendations for the field-testing or relevant and truly beneficiery-based evaluation methodologies.
ALNAP Help Library (Humanitarian Evaluation, Learning & Performance)
Active Learning Network for Accountability and Performance in Humanitarian Action (ALNAP) offers more than 10,000 helpful resources on humanitarian topics.

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