Presentation for ALNAP's 29th Annual Meeting
This presentation provides a rapid overview of the evidence that shows how the involvement of local people in the analysis, design, implementation and evaluation of emergency projects has improved impact, and has made critical contributions to the evidence base for developing national and international good practice guidelines. The presentation covers experiences in South Sudan, Kenya and Ethiopia, with specific examples of how commitment to participation by coordination bodies and implementing agencies has led to effective programming and better impact assessment. The presentation focuses on drought responses and complex emergencies.
