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Retrospective Impact Evaluation: Save the Children’s Sponsorship Programming in Woliso Impact Area, Ethiopia (2002-2010)
This is the final report of a retrospective impact evaluation conducted of Save the Children’s Sponsorship program in Woliso, Ethiopia (2002-2010). The aim of the evaluation was to: Assess the long-term intended and unintended, both positive and negative,
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Sponsorship Programs Annual Report 2019
Sponsorship Programs contribute to Save the Children’s vision of a world in which every child attains the right to survival, protection, development and participation. In 2019 Sponsorship administered $53 million of lifeenhancing programs that directly af
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Sponsorship Program Design Guide
Program design, projecting desired results into an uncertain future, is about hypothesizing what resources and interventions will most likely achieve those results. To minimize this uncertainty, a good program design draws on 1) strong contextual knowledg
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Global Sponsorship Theory of Change
Save the Children’s Sponsorship program vision seeks to invest in quality programs with measurable results for children, their families, communities, and the systems and policies which sustain change over time. This vision has been articulated through a T
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Sponsorship Innovation and Learning Fund (SILF): A Creative, strategic, and evidence-building resource within Save the Children’s Sponsorship Program
In 2009, the Save the Children’s Sponsorship Program launched the Sponsorship Innovation and Learning Fund (SILF) to identify, build evidence for, and scale programs that solve problems for children in new ways, by leveraging existing programmatic experti
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Managing Whole-of-Program Sponsorship Performance Evaluations
Performance evaluations should be undertaken in a way that aligns with our values, documenting Sponsorship program results so that they can be promoted further, and help to make programs even more child-focused, community-engaging, integrated, inclusive,
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Conducting a Situational Analysis: A Guide for Save the Children's Sponsorship Programs
The purpose of a situation analysis (SitAn) is to understand the context in which children and families live, as well as their needs and strengths. It is also a process of critically evaluating the internal and external conditions that affect an organizat
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Sponsorship New Country Start-Up Guide
The Sponsorship Program Start-up Guide for New Country Offices was primarily written for staff and those involved in the start-up process of a new sponsorship program. It addresses the need for a practical, easy-to-use document that provides guidance on t
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Gender Equality Assessment Tool: A guide for Save the Children's Sponsorship Programs
The Save the Children Sponsorship Program Gender Equality Assessment Tool (GEAT) was created to support sponsorship staff in examining and strategically addressing gender inequalities throughout all aspects of sponsorship programing. Through this assessme
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Sponsorship & Inclusion: A Guide to identifying who is socially excluded and how to include them in program, services & spaces
This Guide was created for Sponsorship teams, including sponsorship managers, Program, MEAL and Community Mobilization Leads to help them to determine who are the most excluded children in their context, the causes of their exclusion, and how Sponsorship
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Retrospective Impact Evaluation Scoping Guide
A retrospective impact evaluation (RIE) is an ex post evaluation of an evaluand to assess its value, worth, and merit, with a special focus on examining the sustainability of intended results as well as unintended impacts. However, due to resource constra
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Common Approach to Sponsorship Programming: Maternity newborn, child health & nutrition module
This manual details the many areas of intervention which may be addressed in Maternal Newborn Child Health and Nutrition (MNCH&N) programs.MNCH&N programming refers to the constellation of services and practices that are delivered and used to protect and