GOAL has a strong commitment to learning and knowledge sharing and takes an integrated, systems approach to our work, recognising that single solutions are rarely adequate to deal with the complexity of the challenges faced.
Underpinning this approach is a focus on the development of our monitoring, evaluation accountability, and learning activities, using the evidence and data from our programme work to inform our strategy, decision making and contribution to the wider field of humanitarian and development work.
As part of our approach to learning and knowledge sharing, GOAL publishes a selection of its most important learning documents, reports and evaluations online, demonstrating programmatic achievements and learnings, and evidence of transformative change across our programmes.
Where We Work
Impact in Numbers
13
countries of operation
14.6 million
people supported globally
3.6 million
benefited from access to safe water
2.2 million
people reached through emergency response
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Supporting reproductive health choices & empowering adolescents, Sierra Leone (2023)
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Safeguarding in market systems development, Uganda (2023)
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Making strategic decisions from programmatic results – GOAL monitoring & evaluation (2023)
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Self-reliance index in graduation approach programming, Syria (2022)
Download Community focal persons for accountability, Zimbabwe (2022)
Download Partnership effectiveness evaluation, South Sudan (2022)
Download Evaluation of the multisector RESTORE II project, Syria (2022)
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Using digital platforms for agriculture, health and nutrition, Niger (2022)
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Expanding Social Behaviour Change (SBC) boundaries to improve food & nutrition security, Niger (2022)
Download Nutritionally improved & climate adapted seeds & storage technology, Niger (2022)
Download Project level risk assessment, Syria (2022)
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Growing a community feedback mechanism – Lessons from GOAL Turkey (2022)
DownloadEvidence-based learning and accountability
GOAL is committed to having a culture of evidence-based learning and accountability. We have strong and robust Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning (MEAL) functions at HQ and country levels to support this.
The MEAL function systematically tracks and reports programme results to GOAL and our donors as well as supporting evidence-based strategic planning, innovation and organisational growth and adaption. MEAL drives programme quality through a mix of result-based and adaptive management, enabling the most effective use of funds to address the challenges facing vulnerable communities.
We welcome queries and comments on these or any of our wider work. To get in touch, please email info@goal.ie
