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2 ways to evaluate the outcomes of the campaign to stop violence against wome

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Violence against women and girls (VAWG) is the most widespread form of abuse worldwide,

affecting one third of all women in their lifetimei

. Addressing violence against women and girls is a

central development goal in its own right, and key to achieving other development outcomes for

individual women, their families, communities and nations. DFID’s Business Plan (2011-2015)

identifies tackling violence against women and girls as a priority and commits DFID to pilot new and

innovative approaches to prevent it.

This guidance gives an overview of the different approaches and methods within the Monitoring and

Evaluation (M&E) toolbox and assesses their strengths and weaknesses in relation to programming

on Violence against Women and Girls. It is intended to provide insights on some of the common

questions and challenges faced by country programmes in designing and managing, implementing,

monitoring and evaluation across a range of different types of Violence against Women and Girls

programming. It sets out the rationale, challenges and some practical suggestions and ideas for

measuring and evaluating the impact of VAWG programmes. It is to be read in conjunction with the

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