ICSC Monitoring and Evaluation Guidance Note

It is becoming increasingly evident that the needs of people affected by humanitarian crises, whether natural or man-made, acute or protracted, are best addressed through a multi-faceted approach, to have more meaningful outcomes. The findings show that this approach is more people-centered, pools knowledge and technical/operational capacity of service/assistance providers, and is resource and cost efficient.

This guidance note is an attempt to provide a list of indicators that can be used to monitor the level of progress (or lack thereof) of multi-sectoral interventions, as well as some clarification on how they can be used.