My organisation has a 'Framework for Analyzing Public Policies-A Practical Guide' that is used in evaluations generally and can as well be applied to social protection programmes and policies. Key highlights in the framework are as follows:
1. Each evaluation covers the duration agreed with the stakeholders.
2. Evaluation is on three thematic areas, namely effects, implementation and cross cutting issues.
3. Effects cover evaluation of impact, effectiveness, relevance, unintended effects and equity (including Gender and Human Rights).
4. Implementation evaluation covers specific characteristics of social policies, processes, cost and efficiency, feasibility and adaptability.
5. Cross cutting issues cover sustainability/durability, partnerships and synergies.
RE: What about stakeholders? Evaluation of social protection programs.
Dear Patricia R. Sfeir,
My organisation has a 'Framework for Analyzing Public Policies-A Practical Guide' that is used in evaluations generally and can as well be applied to social protection programmes and policies. Key highlights in the framework are as follows:
1. Each evaluation covers the duration agreed with the stakeholders.
2. Evaluation is on three thematic areas, namely effects, implementation and cross cutting issues.
3. Effects cover evaluation of impact, effectiveness, relevance, unintended effects and equity (including Gender and Human Rights).
4. Implementation evaluation covers specific characteristics of social policies, processes, cost and efficiency, feasibility and adaptability.
5. Cross cutting issues cover sustainability/durability, partnerships and synergies.
Please let me know if this is helpful.
Grateful
Abubakar Muhammad Moki
Uganda