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March 12, 2019 IMKnewsEnabling food producers to earn a living income: how can business do its part?
IMK specialist guest-writes for the Living Income Community of Practice blog about what companies should do to ensure that farmers producing the food we eat earn a living income. Read the full post at https://www.living-income.com/single-post/2019/03/05/Enabling-food-producers-to-earn-a-living-income-how-can-business-do-its-part
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February 21, 2019 IMKnewsResearch and Practice for Dialogue and Dissent
Communiqué seminar 9 January
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February 18, 2019 IMKnewsInvitation to the Expert Meeting on Diagnosing, Measuring and Tackling Social Norms on Societal issues in Development Cooperation
This expert meeting on 18 March in the Hague will introduce successful examples of how social norms can be diagnosed and changes in social norms can be measured to show the impact of interventions focusing (partially) on changing social norms. We will jointly explore how knowledge on social norms can be formative as well as evaluative for programmes and campaigns.
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February 13, 2019 IMKnewsSP- The Power of Knowledge
Oxfam Novib and SOMO have a strategic partnership with the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs aiming at increased influence of civil society on policies and practices of governments and companies in the interest of people living in poverty and injustice. The partnership builds on the knowledge of specialists and activists in various parts of the world.
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October 12, 2018 IMKnewsBlog on intrinsic motivation evaluation for PAPAB
For the ongoing qualitative evaluation of the PAPAB project, we looked at “intrinsic motivation”. How we’ve defined and studied this, is what you will read in this post. We would love to hear your thoughts too.
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September 17, 2018 IMKnewsResearch reflection and campaign design; a fruitful combination
The Impact Measurement and Knowledge team is all about understanding social change and about charting the effects that our programmes and campaigns have on people. This blog is about how we, in practice, deliver on our promise to give voice to citizens and realize that their voices are really taken up by our programmes and campaigns.
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April 5, 2018 IMKnewsExpert Meeting on Measuring Impact in the Age of the Data Revolution
The data world around us is changing. Massive new sources of data emerge, which offer staggering new possibilities as well as challenges for the practice of impact measurement in the development and humanitarian sectors. During Oxfam Novib’s annual Expert Meeting, organized on the 29th of March 2018, successful examples of how the data revolution can be used in development and humanitarian settings were introduced. The aim of the day was to address how impact measurement can make use of these new data sources.
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March 15, 2018 IMKnewsInvitation to the Expert Meeting on Measuring Impact in the Age of the Data Revolution
This expert meeting on 29 March in the Hague will bring together professionals from a variety of organizations who are working on impact measurement or with innovative flows of data, and who are eager to expand their knowledge on innovative data analysis techniques and usage to feed the way we measure and monitor impact.
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February 15, 2018 IMKnewsUsing Stories to Tell Stories: A Methodological Note on Vignettes
“I will tell you a story of a mother I will call Fatima. Fatima lives in a community like you. […] One day Amina, Fatima’s cousin, comes over to visit Fatima’s family. They both have daughters of 14 years old. Amina announces that her daughter, Zainab, is engaged and getting married in a month’s time. She states that Fatima’s daughter, Noor, should also get married, as she is becoming a woman. Amina reveals she also knows a family from her village who is interested in marrying their son to Noor.”
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January 10, 2018 IMKnewsMeasurement Matters-Analysing Youth Employment and Skills Training
About 200 million people worldwide are unemployed and actively looking for a job. Many of them are young people who are less secure in the labor market as they have less work experience than adults. Youth unemployment is especially a large problem in developing countries, where a large share of the population is young. International organizations try to tackle youth unemployment, among others through providing skills training projects. To get a deeper understanding of how such projects influence youth unemployment, I wrote a paper on the relationship between these two. This blog post will provide the main findings of my paper.
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