Good practice study on principles for indicator development, selection, and use in climate change adaptation monitoring and evaluation
Available online: https://www.climate-eval.org/sites/default/files/studies/Good-Practice-Study.pdf
P. Leagnavar ; D. Bours ; C. McGinn
Published by: Climate-Eval Community of Practice ; 2015
This study identifies and addresses key challenges concerning monitoring and evaluation (M&E) for climate change adaptation (CCA).
It documents good practices and good practice principles on the development, selection, and use of indicators used in the M&E of adaptation interventions. The study also looks at the steps and contexts M&E personnel should consider when formulating, selecting, adjusting, and/or using indicators. The study also identifies common themes in the literature and gaps in data – including the role of learning in an adaptation M&E system and the identification of linkages (or lack thereof) between indicators and policy formulation and decisions.
It argues that CA M&E has a central role to play in shaping the future of adaptation planning, activities, and policy and that the lessons can help orient the strategic direction of adaptation funding/development assistance, and can be integrated into national action plans and shared directly with beneficiaries.
This report was prepared by Climate-Eval, a community of practice hosted by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) Independent Evaluation Office.
Language(s): English
Format: Digital (Free)Tags: Financing climate change action ; Climate policies ; Region I - Africa 
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