Practical Guidelines for Measuring Achievements in Private Sector Development in Conflict-Affected Environments: A Case Study of the Sustainable Employment and Economic Development (SEED) Programme in Somalia
- Partner: Donor Committee for Enterprise Development (DCED)
- Publication Type: Case Study
- Date: August 2013
- Team: Adam Kessler
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This case study is one of two that supplemented the DCED Practical Guidelines for Measuring Achievements in Private Sector Development in Conflict-Affected Environments (CAEs). It examines the Sustainable Employment and Economic Development (SEED) programme in Somalia, which explicitly aims to reduce conflict through employment promotion, and develop a conflict sensitive results measurement system. The case draws lessons from the SEED experience, structured around five of the eight elements of the DCED Standard: articulating the results chain, defining indicators, measuring changes in indicators, estimating attributable change, and managing the system for results measurement.
