RESULTS-BASED MANAGEMENT HANDBOOK

AWorking together for children RESULTS-BASED MANAGEMENT HANDBOOKA cknowledgements The development of the RESULTS-BASED MANAGEMENT HANDBOOK : Working together for children was an organization-wide effort led by UNICEF s Field Results Group, in collaboration with the Division of Data, Research and Policy, the Office of Emergency Programmes and the Programme Division. Omar Abdi, Stephen Adkisson and Etona Ekole initiated and coordinated the prepa-ration of the HANDBOOK . The following staff members and consultants were instrumental in its development and production either through workshops or through direct inputs to the coordination team:Consultants Marcio Carvalho (independent consultant) Fran oise Coupal ( International Inc.) Natalie Zend (ZEND ialogue Consulting Services)ContributorsCountry office staff: Shandana Aurangzeb, Rajae Msefer Berrada, Nelisiwe Dlamani, Mohamed El Bechir, Patrizia di Giovanni, Ananya Goswami, Clemens Gros, Anoop Singh Gurung, Shaheen Hussain, Katarina Johansson, Peter Leth, Paolo Mefalopulos, Antero Pina, Anna Riatti, Juan Santander, Nafisa Binte Shafique, Serge ZangaRegional office staff: Isa Achoba, Christine Muhigana, Herv P ri s, Ndeye Djigal Sall, Inoussa Kabore, Paola Babos, Melva Johnson, Riccardo Polastro, Bertin Gbayoro, Edward Addai, Abheet Solomon, Geetanjali Narayan.

evaluability assessment 135 Table 5.3. Sample management response 143 Table 6.1. Example of how data can be translated into a visual format 155 Table 6.2. Activity-based versus results-based reporting 157 Table 6.3. Nine tips to improve results-based reporting 159 Table 6.4. Excerpt of a results-based report on social protection 159 Table 6.5.

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