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The views expressed herein should not betaken, in anyway, to reflect the official opinion of the European Commission.  \nMonitoring Templates  \nFor Humanitarian Organisations  \nMonitoring Templates  \nCommissioned by DG ECHO  \nMonitoring Templates For Humanitarian Organisations  \n2008  \nGraham White (TEP)  \nPeter Wiles (Transtec/Prolog Consult)  \nEUROPEAN COMMISSION  \nDIRECTORATE-GENERAL FOR HUMANITARIAN AID – DG ECHO  \nMonitoring Templates  \nCommissioned by DG ECHO  \nDisclaimer  \nThe design of DG ECHO-funded interventions must be context-specific and any response should be informed by locally collected information on the needs, priorities and capacities of the affected population; wherever possible this information should be disaggregated by gender. DG ECHO is putting increased emphasis on a results based approach with measurable indicators. DG ECHO fully endorses the Sphere Standards in principal and considers them as a universally recognised set of benchmarks. Indicators should be based on Sphere standards, but adapted flexibly and must take full account of the local context, including national standards.  \nThis document has been produced with the financial assistance of the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Humanitarian Aid – DG ECHO. The views expressed herein should not betaken, in anyway, to reflect the official opinion of the European Commission.  \nDG ECHO, The Evaluation Partnership, TRANSTEC and Prolog Consult and the authors accept no liability whatsoever arising from the use of this document.  \nAcknowledgements  \nWe gratefully acknowledge the help of staff and managers from DG ECHO, UN agencies and secretariat, the Red Cross/Crescent Movement and NGOs who were interviewed during the course of the preparation of this report. A full list of organisations consulted can be found in Annex 2.  \nWe also thank those people who attended the workshops in Copenhagen and Nairobi and who shared invaluable comments on the draft documents. Finally our thanks go to António Cavaco, Director-General, at whose initiative this Study was undertaken, and Peter Cavendish, and Nicoletta Pergolizzi of DG ECHO, who gave invaluable support.  \nDG ECHO provided full funding for this report.  \nCopyright  \nCopyright for this document is held by the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Humanitarian Aid-ECHO. Copying of all or part of this document is permitted, subject to the disclaimer inside the front cover, provided that the source is acknowledged.  \nFurther Copies  \nFurther copies of this report may be requested by e-mail from echo-eval@ec.europa.eu or downloaded from ECHO’s website: see the ECHO home page at [http://ec.europa.eu/echo/index_en.htm](http://ec.europa.eu/echo/index_en.htm).  \nNote  \nThis is the primary version of the DG ECHO Monitoring Templates. A Word version is also available to allow easy adaptation. These documenta are available on CD-ROM and as a download from the internet.  \nNavigation  \nClick on any page number to return to the Table of Contents. If the URL links are not clickable in Acrobat please check the ‘Automatically detect URLs from text’ button in Preferences > General.  \nMonitoring Templates  \nCommissioned by DG ECHO  \nTable of Contents  \n1 Start here 1  \n2 Information about these templates 4  \nORGANISATIONAL TEMPLATES 9  \n3 Financial Management 10  \n4 Human Resources 17  \n5 Code of Conduct 26  \n6 Safety and Security 32  \n7 Child Protection 51  \nCROSS-CUTTING ISSUES TEMPLATES 66  \n8 Beneficiary Accountability 67  \n9 Gender Sensitivity 77  \n10 HIV/AIDS 108  \n11 Protection 119  \n12 Do No Harm 131  \n13 Sphere Common Standards 137  \nSECTORAL TEMPLATES 146  \n14 Water and Sanitation 147  \n15 Food Security and Nutrition Assessment and Analysis 161  \n16 Food Security 165  \n17 Nutrition 171  \n18 Food Aid 177  \n19 Shelter and Settlement 184  \n20 Non-Food Items 19","cbCaiirAfezfcwJr","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiirAfezfcwJr","pdf",1554201,262,"English","# Monitoring Templates\n## For Humanitarian Organisations\n## Table of Contents\n## Organisational Templates\n## Cross-Cutting Issues Templates\n## Sectoral Templates\n## Abbreviations","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the DG ECHO Monitoring Templates for humanitarian organisations?\",\"answer\":\"They provide structured monitoring templates to help humanitarian programmes track results using measurable indicators, informed by locally collected information and adapted to context.\"},{\"question\":\"How should indicators be selected when using these templates?\",\"answer\":\"Indicators should be based on Sphere standards, but flexibly adapted to local context, including national standards, with disaggregation by gender wherever possible.\"},{\"question\":\"Which topics are included in the organisational and cross-cutting template sections?\",\"answer\":\"Organisational templates cover areas like financial management, human resources, code of conduct, safety and security, and child protection. 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