External resources
The following non-UNHCR external webpages contain additional information and resources related to conducting assessments and monitoring exercises:
This platform by the World Food Programme (WFP) provides tools, methodologies, and guidance for food security, nutrition, and essential needs analysis and monitoring. Find resources on data collection, analysis, reporting, and visualization, supporting needs assessments, targeting, and intervention design.
UNICEF Evaluation Resource Centre
Dedicated to evaluation in humanitarian and development contexts, this resource centre by UNICEF offers guidance, tools, and case studies relevant to various stages of the evaluation process. Access tools related to evaluation practice.
The JET is a collection of tools and guidance that steers JIPS’ partners and colleagues through a profiling exercise from start to finish. It breaks the process down into six phases, each entailing a series of smaller steps and key outputs.
The Data Entry and Exploration Platform (DEEP) offers a suite of tools and collaborative workflows that meet the needs for compiling, storing and structuring data and qualitative information.
ACAPS materials on analytical thinking that involve refining data analysis techniques and using improved methods to produce more effective outcomes.
Assessment tools and materials from REACH, a humanitarian initiative providing analysis from contexts of crisis, disaster and displacement.
An OCHA-curated list of humanitarian tools and services, including for assessments, monitoring, and coordination.
Developed by the global clusters, the OCHA indicator registry is a guidance tool for countries to select indicators, and where possible seek standard definitions and applications of those indicators. It lists the principal needs and response monitoring indicators for each cluster and provides a unique identifier, similar to a p-code, for every indicator. The registry offers also search, filter and export functions.
International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement tools for, assessing, designing, implementing, and monitoring cash programmes. For UNHCR cash tools, see the UNHCR CBI page. UNHCR colleagues can also access the CBI intranet page.