due to security concerns, alternative data collection methods are adopted, either interviews with newly arrived IDPs from affected areas – first priority – or direct contact by REACH staff in Turkey of key informant network in affected areas. If the security situation subsides, direct data collection can be resumed at a later stage. Security situation results in travel time to certain areas The security situation will be continually monitored and being increased alternative routes identified. REACH, in coordination with and the support of UNHCR, the CCCM and ACTED, will engage with relevant local authorities (where justifyiable) to It is not possible to obtain approvals to collect data eventually obtain approvals. Should this be from certain areas unsuccessful, the possibility of remote data collection will be discussed with the CCCM and, if approved by the CCCM, data can be collected remotely. 10. Monitoring & Evaluation Monitoring and evaluation targets IMPACT External M&E Internal M&E Focal Research-specific Methodology Tool Objective Indicator Indicator point information # of downloads of Country FS from request Y Resource Center to HQ # of downloads of Country maps from request Y Resource Center to HQ # of downloads of Country monthly reports from request Y Resource Center to HQ # of downloads of Country Number of trend analysis reports request Y humanitarian from Resource Center to HQ organisations # of downloads of Country accessing Humanitarian thematic reports from request Y IMPACT stakeholders Resource Center to HQ services/products User are accessing User_log monitoring # of downloads of Country IMPACT Number of FS from Relief request Y products individuals Web to HQ accessing # of downloads of Country IMPACT maps from request Y services/products Relief Web to HQ # of downloads of Country monthly reports from request Y Relief Web to HQ # of downloads of Country trend analysis reports request Y from Relief Web to HQ # of downloads of Country thematic reports from request Y Relief Web to HQ
due to security concerns, alternative data collection methods are adopted, either interviews with newly arrived IDPs from affected areas – first priority – or direct contact by REACH staff in Turkey of key informant network in affected areas. If the security situation subsides, direct data collection can be resumed at a later stage. Security situation results in travel time to certain areas being increased The security situation will be continually monitored and alternative routes identified. It is not possible to obtain approvals to collect data from certain areas REACH, in coordination with and the support of UNHCR, the CCCM and ACTED, will engage with relevant local authorities (where justifyiable) to eventually obtain approvals. Should this be unsuccessful, the possibility of remote data collection will be discussed with the CCCM and, if approved by the CCCM, data can be collected remotely. 10. Monitoring & Evaluation Monitoring and evaluation targets IMPACT Objective External M&E Indicator Internal M&E Indicator Methodology Focal point Tool Research-specific information Humanitarian stakeholders are accessing IMPACT products Number of humanitarian organisations accessing IMPACT services/products Number of individuals accessing IMPACT services/products # of downloads of FS from Resource Center User monitoring Country request to HQ User_log Y # of downloads of maps from Resource Center Country request to HQ Y # of downloads of monthly reports from Resource Center Country request to HQ Y # of downloads of trend analysis reports from Resource Center Country request to HQ Y # of downloads of thematic reports from Resource Center Country request to HQ Y # of downloads of FS from Relief Web Country request to HQ Y # of downloads of maps from Relief Web Country request to HQ Y # of downloads of monthly reports from Relief Web Country request to HQ Y # of downloads of trend analysis reports from Relief Web Country request to HQ Y # of downloads of thematic reports from Relief Web Country request to HQ Y
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